ISCA Archive SSW 2007
ISCA Archive SSW 2007

Epoch synchronous non-overlap-add (ESNOLA) method-based concatenative speech synthesis system for Bangla

Shyamal Kumar Das Mandal, Asoke Kumar Datta

In the last decade there has been a shift towards development of speech synthesizer using concatenative synthesis technique instead of parametric synthesis. There are a number of different methodologies for concatenative synthesis like TDPSOLA, PSOLA, and MBROLA. This paper, describes a concatenative speech synthesis system based on Epoch Synchronous Non Over Lapp Add (ESNOLA) technique, for standard colloquial Bengali, which uses the partnemes as the smallest signal units for concatenation. The system provided full control for prosody and intonation.


Cite as: Das Mandal, S.K., Datta, A.K. (2007) Epoch synchronous non-overlap-add (ESNOLA) method-based concatenative speech synthesis system for Bangla. Proc. 6th ISCA Workshop on Speech Synthesis (SSW 6), 351-355

@inproceedings{dasmandal07_ssw,
  author={Shyamal Kumar {Das Mandal} and Asoke Kumar Datta},
  title={{Epoch synchronous non-overlap-add (ESNOLA) method-based concatenative speech synthesis system for Bangla}},
  year=2007,
  booktitle={Proc. 6th ISCA Workshop on Speech Synthesis (SSW 6)},
  pages={351--355}
}