ParaPairAudioBench is a new pairwise benchmark showing LALM judges lag human paralinguistic judgments by 32 percentage points with poor tie calibration across style, rate, emphasis, age, and gender.
InstructTTSEval: Benchmarking Complex Natural-Language Instruction Following in Text-to-Speech Systems
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MINT-Bench is a new benchmark using hierarchical taxonomy, multi-stage data pipeline, and hybrid evaluation to assess instruction-following TTS systems, revealing major gaps in compositional and paralinguistic controls.
NVBench provides a standardized bilingual benchmark and evaluation protocol for assessing non-verbal vocalization generation, placement, and salience in text-to-speech systems.
CapTalk unifies single-utterance and dialogue voice design via utterance- and speaker-level captions plus a hierarchical variational module for stable timbre with adaptive expression.
Appropriateness of TTS varies independently across domains while naturalness scores penalize stylized speech and reward spontaneity.
Qwen3-TTS delivers state-of-the-art multilingual TTS performance with 3-second voice cloning, description control, and ultra-low-latency streaming via dual tokenizers and a dual-track LM architecture trained on over 5 million hours of data.
AgentSteerTTS proposes a multi-agent framework with adversarial disentanglement, dual-stream anchoring via acoustic prototypes, and fast-slow feedback to achieve intent-faithful expressive TTS for composite instructions.
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ParaPairAudioBench: Paralinguistic Pairwise Audio Benchmark for LALM-as-a-Judge
ParaPairAudioBench is a new pairwise benchmark showing LALM judges lag human paralinguistic judgments by 32 percentage points with poor tie calibration across style, rate, emphasis, age, and gender.
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MINT-Bench: A Comprehensive Multilingual Benchmark for Instruction-Following Text-to-Speech
MINT-Bench is a new benchmark using hierarchical taxonomy, multi-stage data pipeline, and hybrid evaluation to assess instruction-following TTS systems, revealing major gaps in compositional and paralinguistic controls.
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NVBench: A Benchmark for Speech Synthesis with Non-Verbal Vocalizations
NVBench provides a standardized bilingual benchmark and evaluation protocol for assessing non-verbal vocalization generation, placement, and salience in text-to-speech systems.
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CapTalk: Unified Voice Design for Single-Utterance and Dialogue Speech Generation
CapTalk unifies single-utterance and dialogue voice design via utterance- and speaker-level captions plus a hierarchical variational module for stable timbre with adaptive expression.
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Is Natural Always Appropriate? Investigating Naturalness and Appropriateness Across Different Domains for TTS Evaluation
Appropriateness of TTS varies independently across domains while naturalness scores penalize stylized speech and reward spontaneity.
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Qwen3-TTS Technical Report
Qwen3-TTS delivers state-of-the-art multilingual TTS performance with 3-second voice cloning, description control, and ultra-low-latency streaming via dual tokenizers and a dual-track LM architecture trained on over 5 million hours of data.
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AgentSteerTTS: A Multi-Agent Closed-Loop Framework for Composite-Instruction Text-to-Speech
AgentSteerTTS proposes a multi-agent framework with adversarial disentanglement, dual-stream anchoring via acoustic prototypes, and fast-slow feedback to achieve intent-faithful expressive TTS for composite instructions.