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Sobolev Norms in Neural Embeddings Measure Audio Morphing Regularity
Morphing has recently gained renewed interest with the emergence of generative models, particularly in audio and image generation. In musical sound synthesis, morphing can generate intermediate sounds between two targets, helping musicians and sound engineers explore new sounds with interesting perc
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