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Post-Training Zero-Shot TTS for Fine-Grained Emotion and Duration Control via Natural Language
Audiobook narration, conversational agents, and audiovisual dubbing require speech that conveys changing emotions and adapts its pacing within a single utterance. But most existing TTS systems typically rely on utterance-level style conditioning, making such fine-grained control difficult to achieve
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