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Rethinking Magnitude Compression in Spectral Losses for DDSP Parameter Estimation
Spectral losses for differentiable digital signal processing (DDSP) commonly compress magnitudes, for example by using log-magnitude terms. Such compression mimics human perception, but whether it helps the optimization is less clear, and is usually found only by comparing trained models. In this wo
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