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BanglaBox: A Phonetically-Balanced Corpus and Data-Efficient Foundation-Model Adaptation for Bangla Text-to-Speech with Zero-Shot Voice Cloning
We present a recipe for adapting English-pretrained autoregressive TTS foundation models to underrepresented languages, demonstrated on Bangladeshi Bangla. Existing Bangla TTS corpora are small and single-speaker, and to our knowledge no open zero-shot voice-cloning system is available for the Bangl
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