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[0417keito]

Thank you for the great discussion. This is a very beneficial place for me.

I am a second year university student at a Japanese university. I am currently studying music and voice.
Neither Suno's chirp nor more recently Riffusion's model of singing voice generation with music is open source, so I am studying it because it would be interesting if I could open source it.

I have come up with the following ideas.
What about the following architecture for generating singing voices with music?
The methodology mainly followed SPEAR-TTS.
Sorry for the handwriting.

I have written the methodology for this approach and the code, although it is not completed, here.
https://github.com/0417keito/UTAUTAI

One drawback of this arch is that it uses AR and diffusion model, so it is slow to generate.

[Ssojux2]

Hi from South Korea.

We're Rubato Lab in MODULABS.

[danishbelim]

How does the Stable-audio-tool facilitate the synchronization and integration of tabular data with audio input for enhanced data analysis and accessibility?

[danishbelim]

you can check this here https://blog.composio.dev/gpt-4-function-calling-example/