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Here's a different question: Can you use the audio output this produces for anything else other than "research purposes"?
by Culonavirus 3y ago
Here's a different question: Can you use the audio output this produces for anything else other than "research purposes"?
- sangnoir 3y agoYou can - as long as it's not commercial. It's a broad definition, but a good eule of thumb is if you're not directly making money out of the generated audio. They may still cone for you if you're making money indirectly, so consult a lawyer.
- blackkettle 3y agoI can see some fantastic uses for this in generating complex acoustic environments to layer over TTS or real recordings for speech-to-text model training. I wonder if that is occupying some kind of gray-area. For example you have 1000hrs of clean speech from the librispeech corpus. It would be trivial to use this tool and available weights to generate background noise, environmental noise and the like, and then layer this with the clean speech to cheaply train a much more robust model. The environmental audio you create would never be directly shared or sold, but it would impact the overall quality of the STT model that you train from the combined results.
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