Google Inc.

Adam Roberts

Jesse Engel

Matthew Nirvan Sharifi

Marco Tagliasacchi

Chenjie Gu

Neil Zeghidour

Zalán Borsos

Christian Frank

Mauro Verzetti

Antoine Caillon

Timo Immanuel Denk

Andrea Agostinelli

Lamtharn Hantrakul

Noam M Shazeer

Karen Simonyan

Douglas Eck

Mohammad Norouzi

Sander Etienne Lea Dieleman

David Giasson

Myriam Manai

Maarten Paul Bosma

Ion Dumitrescu

Gaurav Mishra

Cinjon Resnick

Alexandre Gilbert

Alexandra Perebikovsky

Roger Kornberg

Ehsan Shamloo

Hector Munoz

Brandon Pollack

Sergey Shaboyan

Horacio Kido

Josh Shachar

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for generating a prediction of an audio signal. One of the methods includes receiving a request to generate an audio signal conditioned on an input; processing the input using an embedding neural network to map the input to one or more embedding tokens; generating a semantic representation of the audio signal; generating, using one or more generative neural networks and conditioned on at least the semantic representation and the embedding tokens, an acoustic representation of the audio signal; and processing at least the acoustic representation using a decoder neural network to generate the prediction of the audio signal.

Generating audio using auto-regressive generative neural networks

Systems and methods of the present disclosure are directed toward digital signal processing using machine-learned differentiable digital signal processors. For example, embodiments of the present disclosure may include differentiable digital signal processors within the training loop of a machine-learned model (e.g., for gradient-based training). Advantageously, systems and methods of the present disclosure provide high quality signal processing using smaller models than prior systems, thereby reducing energy costs (e.g., storage and/or processing costs) associated with performing digital signal processing.

Machine-learned differentiable digital signal processing

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for training a machine learning model using a deterministic data pipeline. One of the methods may include receiving a first request to generate a deterministic training dataset: transforming raw training examples obtained from the raw data source into pre-processed training examples; assigning a unique index to each pre-processed training example; and caching the pre-processed training examples into the cache directory specified in the received first request; receiving a second request to use the deterministic training dataset to train a machine learning model, the second request specifying a start index; and in response to receiving the second request: reading, from the cache directory, the pre-processed training examples that have indices beginning from the start index; and providing the read training examples in an order of the assigned indices for use in training the machine learning model.

Deterministic training of machine learning models

The present disclosure provides systems and methods that include or otherwise leverage a machine-learned neural synthesizer model. Unlike a traditional synthesizer which generates audio from hand-designed components like oscillators and wavetables, the neural synthesizer model can use deep neural networks to generate sounds at the level of individual samples. Learning directly from data, the neural synthesizer model can provide intuitive control over timbre and dynamics and enable exploration of new sounds that would be difficult or impossible to produce with a hand-tuned synthesizer. As one example, the neural synthesizer model can be a neural synthesis autoencoder that includes an encoder model that learns embeddings descriptive of musical characteristics and an autoregressive decoder model that is conditioned on the embedding to autoregressively generate musical waveforms that have the musical characteristics one audio sample at a time.

Generating music with deep neural networks

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