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I assume you're training on a single speaker. Instead, train on all LibriTTS + your own data.
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I have a multi-speaker Data set (male and female both).
Total speaker = 21
The total size of data = 13.36 hours
Total audios ( audio length is between 3 to 10 seconds) = 14453
Each speaker has recorded around 40 minutes of audio.
I would like to train multi-speaker data using this repo.
- should I train using existing LibriTTS pretrained weights?
- or train on all LibriTTS + my data from scratch?
Any comments @rafaelvalle
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Hi @rafaelvalle could you please answer to the questions?
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@shwetagargade216 I would train with both if you are training with LibriTTS. You are going to train a multi-speaker setup anyway, so more data can only benefit in that case. If you have a different language, I would maybe try only your data. But these things you usually cannot know in advance. If you train with both, make sure the format is the same, i.e sampling frequency.
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@karkirowle From scratch training might be time-consuming and cost-effective, would like to try transfer learning first using libritts dataset.
And I do have an English language dataset.
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