Adobe, Inc.

Princeton University

Northwestern University

Zeyu Jin

Adam Finkelstein

Nicholas J Bryan

Justin Salamon

Jiaqi Su

Jingwan Lu

Gautham J Mysore

Jongpil Lee

Maxwell Morrison

Juan Pablo Caceres Chomali

Franck Dernoncourt

Stephen J DiVerdi

Bryan A Pardo

Oriol Nieto-Caballero

Oona Shigeno Risse-Adams

Lucas Rencker

Embodiments are disclosed for converting audio data to studio quality audio data. The method includes obtaining an audio data having a first quality for conversion to studio quality audio. A first machine learning model predicts a set of acoustic features. A spectral mask is applied to the audio data during the prediction of the set of acoustic features. A second machine learning model generates studio quality audio from the set of acoustic features and the audio data.

Studio quality audio enhancement

Some aspects of the technology described herein employ a neural network with an efficient and lightweight architecture to perform spoken language recognition. Given an audio signal comprising speech, features are generated from the audio signal, for instance, by converting the audio signal to a normalized spectrogram. The features are input to the neural network, which has one or more convolutional layers and an output activation layer. Each neuron of the output activation layer corresponds to a language from a set of language and generates an activation value. Based on the activations values, an indication of zero or more languages from the set of languages is provided for the audio signal.

Spoken language recognition

Embodiments are disclosed for generating full-band audio from narrowband audio using a GAN-based audio super resolution model. A method of generating full-band audio may include receiving narrow-band input audio data, upsampling the narrow-band input audio data to generate upsampled audio data, providing the upsampled audio data to an audio super resolution model, the audio super resolution model trained to perform bandwidth expansion from narrow-band to wide-band, and returning wide-band output audio data corresponding to the narrow-band input audio data.

High fidelity audio super resolution

Methods for modifying audio data include operations for accessing audio data having a first prosody, receiving a target prosody differing from the first prosody, and computing acoustic features representing samples. Computing respective acoustic features for a sample includes computing a pitch feature as a quantized pitch value of the sample by assigning a pitch value, of the target prosody or the audio data, to at least one of a set of pitch bins having equal widths in cents. Computing the respective acoustic features further includes computing a periodicity feature from the audio data. The respective acoustic features for the sample include the pitch feature, the periodicity feature, and other acoustic features. A neural vocoder is applied to the acoustic features to pitch-shift and time-stretch the audio data from the first prosody toward the target prosody.

Neural pitch-shifting and time-stretching

Methods are performed by one or more processing devices for correcting prosody in audio data. A method includes operations for accessing subject audio data in an audio edit region of the audio data. The subject audio data in the audio edit region potentially lacks prosodic continuity with unedited audio data in an unedited audio portion of the audio data. The operations further include predicting, based on a context of the unedited audio data, phoneme durations including a respective phoneme duration of each phoneme in the unedited audio data. The operations further include predicting, based on the context of the unedited audio data, a pitch contour comprising at least one respective pitch value of each phoneme in the unedited audio data. Additionally, the operations include correcting prosody of the subject audio data in the audio edit region by applying the phoneme durations and the pitch contour to the subject audio data.

Context-aware prosody correction of edited speech

In implementations of searching for music, a music search system can receive a music search request that includes a music file including music content. The music search system can also receive a selected musical attribute from a plurality of musical attributes. The music search system includes a music search application that can generate musical features of the music content, where a respective one or more of the musical features correspond to a respective one of the musical attributes. The music search application can then compare the musical features that correspond to the selected musical attribute to audio features of audio files, and determine similar audio files to the music file based on the comparison of the musical features to the audio features of the audio files.

Searching for music

Operations of a method include receiving a request to enhance a new source audio. Responsive to the request, the new source audio is input into a prediction model that was previously trained. Training the prediction model includes providing a generative adversarial network including the prediction model and a discriminator. Training data is obtained including tuples of source audios and target audios, each tuple including a source audio and a corresponding target audio. During training, the prediction model generates predicted audios based on the source audios. Training further includes applying a loss function to the predicted audios and the target audios, where the loss function incorporates a combination of a spectrogram loss and an adversarial loss. The prediction model is updated to optimize that loss function. After training, based on the new source audio, the prediction model generates a new predicted audio as an enhanced version of the new source audio.

Using a predictive model to automatically enhance audio having various audio quality issues

Embodiments provide systems, methods, and computer storage media for secure audio watermarking and audio authenticity verification. An audio watermark detector may include a neural network trained to detect a particular audio watermark and embedding technique, which may indicate source software used in a workflow that generated an audio file under test. For example, the watermark may indicate an audio file was generated using voice manipulation software, so detecting the watermark can indicate manipulated audio such as deepfake audio and other attacked audio signals. In some embodiments, the audio watermark detector may be trained as part of a generative adversarial network in order to make the underlying audio watermark more robust to neural network-based attacks. Generally, the audio watermark detector may evaluate time domain samples from chunks of an audio clip under test to detect the presence of the audio watermark and generate a classification for the audio clip.

Secure audio watermarking based on neural networks

Techniques for a recursive deep-learning approach for performing speech synthesis using a repeatable structure that splits an input tensor into a left half and right half similar to the operation of the Fast Fourier Transform, performs a 1-D convolution on each respective half, performs a summation and then applies a post-processing function. The repeatable structure may be utilized in a series configuration to operate as a vocoder or perform other speech processing functions.

Real-time speaker-dependent neural vocoder

Systems and techniques are disclosed for synthesizing a new word or short phrase such that it blends seamlessly in the context of insertion or replacement in an existing narration. In one such embodiment, a text-to-speech synthesizer is utilized to say the word or phrase in a generic voice. Voice conversion is then performed on the generic voice to convert it into a voice that matches the narration. An editor and interface are described that support fully automatic synthesis, selection among a candidate set of alternative pronunciations, fine control over edit placements and pitch profiles, and guidance by the editors own voice.

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