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Score-based generative models have shown the real-like quality of synthesized speech in the text-to-speech (TTS) area. However, the critical artifact of score-based models is the requirement of a high computational cost due to the iterative sampling algorithm, and it also makes it difficult to fine-tune the score-based TTS-optimized vocoder. In this study, we propose a method of joint training the score-based TTS model and HiFi-GAN using the compressed log-mel features, and it guarantees a significant speech quality even on the non-iterative sampling. As a result, the proposed method overcomes some digital artifacts of the synthesized audios compared to the non-iterative sampling of Grad-TTS. Also, the non-iterative sampling can generate speech faster than other end-to-end TTS models with fewer parameters.
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