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Lead Vocal Separation from Vocal Ensemble Mixtures Using Phoneme Alignment
Contemporary a cappella singing often has a lead-and-accompaniment texture, where the lead vocal (Vo) part carries the main melody and the remaining vocal parts provide accompaniment. Owing to their distinct roles, separating the Vo part from the remaining vocal parts, referred to as Vo separation,
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