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STRAIGHTMORPH: A Voice Morphing Tool for Research in Voice Communication Sciences

2024-06-06

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The purpose of this paper is to make easily available to the scientific community an efficient voice morphing tool called STRAIGHTMORPH and provide a short tutorial on its use with examples. STRAIGHTMORPH consists of a set of Matlab functions allowing to generate high-quality, parametrically-controlled morphs of an arbitrary number of voice samples. A first step consists in extracting an ‘mObject’ for each voice s...

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Literature Corpus work: ca30d517-9822-50ee-9602-2bce62d36127
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.04.597359

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