v.morish'09: A Morphing-Based Singing Design Interface for Vocal Melodies

By Masanori Morise, Masato Onishi, Hideki Kawahara, H. Katayose. 2009

23 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Signal Processing

How researchers see this paper

The researchers whose trusted networks rank it highest, strongest advocate first. Every researcher gets a different order.

In Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

1. Kenji Ozawa
2. Fumiya Yokomori
3. Masanori Morise
4. Junichi Yamagishi
5. Shinji Takaki

In Signal Processing

1. Kenji Ozawa
2. Fumiya Yokomori
3. Masanori Morise
4. Junichi Yamagishi
5. Tomoki Toda
6. Xin Eric Wang
7. Shinji Takaki
8. Lior Wolf

Citations in the corpus

• WORLD: A Vocoder-Based High-Quality Speech Synthesis System for Real-Time Applications (2016, background): “Real-time singing morphing [11] has the same problem.”
• CheapTrick, a spectral envelope estimator for high-quality speech synthesis (2015, background): “TANDEMSTRAIGHT made it possible to achieve the real-time application (Morise et al., 2009) and statistical analysis with a huge database.”
• Error Evaluation of an F0-Adaptive Spectral Envelope Estimator in Robustness against the Additive Noise and F0 Error (2015, background): “Several algorithms for high-quality speech synthesis and voice conversion have been proposed [4]–[8], and these algorithms would be effective for implementing real-time voice conversion systems [9], [10].”