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AudioGAR: Bridging Reconstruction and Generation in Latent Audio Generative Models
Latent audio generative models are typically trained in two stages: an audio codec is learned first, followed by a latent generative model. This decomposition leads to a decoder train-generation mismatch: the codec decoder is trained on encoder-induced latents but deployed on generator-produced late
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