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I tried using the JP-KR model, but possibly due to the mix of both languages, I haven’t noticed a clear improvement in Korean pronunciation compared to the original model. Therefore, I’m preparing a LoRA-based fine-tuning process specifically to enhance Korean pronunciation. Right now, I’m slicing audio into fixed 30-second segments, but this often ends up cutting lyrics in the middle. Would you recommend aligning segments precisely with the lyrics instead, or does a static-length approach still work well in your experience? Any insights you can share would be greatly appreciated.
Once again, thank you for your incredible contributions!
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Subject: Advice on Audio Segmentation & LoRA Fine-Tuning for Better Korean Pronunciation
Subject: Advice on Audio Segmentation & LoRA Fine-Tuning for Better Pronunciation
Feb 27, 2025
jikerbug
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Subject: Advice on Audio Segmentation & LoRA Fine-Tuning for Better Pronunciation
Seeking Advice on Audio Segmentation & Fine-Tuning for Improved Korean Pronunciation
Feb 27, 2025
Hello! Thank you for all your amazing work!
I tried using the JP-KR model, but possibly due to the mix of both languages, I haven’t noticed a clear improvement in Korean pronunciation compared to the original model. Therefore, I’m preparing a LoRA-based fine-tuning process specifically to enhance Korean pronunciation. Right now, I’m slicing audio into fixed 30-second segments, but this often ends up cutting lyrics in the middle. Would you recommend aligning segments precisely with the lyrics instead, or does a static-length approach still work well in your experience? Any insights you can share would be greatly appreciated.
Once again, thank you for your incredible contributions!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: