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| author | Wang, Zihao Yuan, Ruibin Geng, Ziqi Li, Hengjia Qu, Xingwei Li, Xinyi Chen, Songye Fu, Haoying Dannenberg, Roger B. Zhang, Kejun |
| author_facet | Wang, Zihao Yuan, Ruibin Geng, Ziqi Li, Hengjia Qu, Xingwei Li, Xinyi Chen, Songye Fu, Haoying Dannenberg, Roger B. Zhang, Kejun |
| contents | Singing accent research is underexplored compared to speech accent studies, primarily due to the scarcity of suitable datasets. Existing singing datasets often suffer from detail loss, frequently resulting from the vocal-instrumental separation process. Additionally, they often lack regional accent annotations. To address this, we introduce the Multi-Accent Mandarin Dry-Vocal Singing Dataset (MADVSD). MADVSD comprises over 670 hours of dry vocal recordings from 4,206 native Mandarin speakers across nine distinct Chinese regions. In addition to each participant recording audio of three popular songs in their native accent, they also recorded phonetic exercises covering all Mandarin vowels and a full octave range. We validated MADVSD through benchmark experiments in singing accent recognition, demonstrating its utility for evaluating state-of-the-art speech models in singing contexts. Furthermore, we explored dialectal influences on singing accent and analyzed the role of vowels in accentual variations, leveraging MADVSD's unique phonetic exercises. |
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| spellingShingle | Multi-Accent Mandarin Dry-Vocal Singing Dataset: Benchmark for Singing Accent Recognition Wang, Zihao Yuan, Ruibin Geng, Ziqi Li, Hengjia Qu, Xingwei Li, Xinyi Chen, Songye Fu, Haoying Dannenberg, Roger B. Zhang, Kejun Sound Artificial Intelligence Singing accent research is underexplored compared to speech accent studies, primarily due to the scarcity of suitable datasets. Existing singing datasets often suffer from detail loss, frequently resulting from the vocal-instrumental separation process. Additionally, they often lack regional accent annotations. To address this, we introduce the Multi-Accent Mandarin Dry-Vocal Singing Dataset (MADVSD). MADVSD comprises over 670 hours of dry vocal recordings from 4,206 native Mandarin speakers across nine distinct Chinese regions. In addition to each participant recording audio of three popular songs in their native accent, they also recorded phonetic exercises covering all Mandarin vowels and a full octave range. We validated MADVSD through benchmark experiments in singing accent recognition, demonstrating its utility for evaluating state-of-the-art speech models in singing contexts. Furthermore, we explored dialectal influences on singing accent and analyzed the role of vowels in accentual variations, leveraging MADVSD's unique phonetic exercises. |
| title | Multi-Accent Mandarin Dry-Vocal Singing Dataset: Benchmark for Singing Accent Recognition |
| topic | Sound Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.07005 |