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ARIS: Low-Resource Glass-Box Neural Source-Filter Synthesis for Phonetic Stimulus Manipulation
Phoneticians often need to construct stimuli in which specific acoustic cues are precisely manipulated while preserving decent speech quality. Classical synthesis and modern neural methods sit along a trade-off between precise parametric control and high fidelity, and neural synthesis typically dema
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