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Cross-Lingual TTS for Indian Languages: A Benchmark and Inference-Time Duration Estimation Strategies
Recent alignment-free Text-to-Speech (TTS) models achieve high synthesis quality by removing explicit alignment modules and simplifying training. However, they often struggle in cross-lingual scenarios due to differences in character durations across languages, leading to duration mismatch and degra
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