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Recent advancements in audio processing focus on enhancing the robustness and efficiency of audio manipulation techniques. Innovations such as zero-bit audio watermarking frameworks and dynamic speech tokenization are addressing vulnerabilities in traditional methods, particularly against neural resynthesis and fixed frame rates. These developments are crucial for builders as they enable more reliable audio content protection and improved performance in speech technologies, ensuring high fidelity and intelligibility in various applications. The integration of advanced retrieval mechanisms and machine learning models further enhances the capability to control audio effects and localize speech edits, paving the way for more intuitive user experiences in digital audio workstations and communication systems.
While existing audio watermarking techniques have achieved strong robustness against traditional digital signal processing (DSP) attacks, they remain vulnerable to neural resynthesis. This occurs beca...
Digital audio workstations expose rich effect chains, yet a semantic gap remains between perceptual user intent and low-level signal-processing parameters. We study retrieval-grounded audio effect con...
Speech editing achieves semantic inversion by performing fine-grained segment-level manipulation on original utterances, while preserving global perceptual naturalness. Existing detection studies main...
Sound source localization (SSL) demonstrates remarkable results in controlled settings but struggles in real-world deployment due to dual imbalance challenges: intra-task imbalance arising from long-t...
Neural audio codecs are at the core of modern conversational speech technologies, converting continuous speech into sequences of discrete tokens that can be processed by LLMs. However, existing codecs...
Speech Bandwidth Extension improves clarity and intelligibility by restoring/inferring appropriate high-frequency content for low-bandwidth speech. Existing methods often rely on spectrogram or wavefo...
Neural audio codecs (NACs) typically encode the short-term energy (gain) and normalized structure (shape) of speech/audio signals jointly within the same latent space. As a result, they are poorly rob...
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