StuPASE: Towards Low-Hallucination Studio-Quality Generative Speech Enhancement

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Auteurs principaux: Rong, Xiaobin, Gao, Jun, Wang, Zheng, Yesilbursa, Mansur, Wojcicki, Kamil, Lu, Jing
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author Rong, Xiaobin
Gao, Jun
Wang, Zheng
Yesilbursa, Mansur
Wojcicki, Kamil
Lu, Jing
author_facet Rong, Xiaobin
Gao, Jun
Wang, Zheng
Yesilbursa, Mansur
Wojcicki, Kamil
Lu, Jing
contents Achieving high perceptual quality without hallucination remains a challenge in generative speech enhancement (SE). A representative approach, PASE, is robust to hallucination but has limited perceptual quality under adverse conditions. We propose StuPASE, built upon PASE to achieve studio-level quality while retaining its low-hallucination property. First, we show that finetuning PASE with dry targets rather than targets containing simulated early reflections substantially improves dereverberation. Second, to address performance limitations under strong additive noise, we replace the GAN-based generative module in PASE with a flow-matching module, enabling studio-quality generation even under highly challenging conditions. Experiments demonstrate that StuPASE consistently produces perceptually high-quality speech while maintaining low hallucination, outperforming state-of-the-art SE methods. Audio demos are available at: https://xiaobin-rong.github.io/stupase_demo/.
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spellingShingle StuPASE: Towards Low-Hallucination Studio-Quality Generative Speech Enhancement
Rong, Xiaobin
Gao, Jun
Wang, Zheng
Yesilbursa, Mansur
Wojcicki, Kamil
Lu, Jing
Audio and Speech Processing
Achieving high perceptual quality without hallucination remains a challenge in generative speech enhancement (SE). A representative approach, PASE, is robust to hallucination but has limited perceptual quality under adverse conditions. We propose StuPASE, built upon PASE to achieve studio-level quality while retaining its low-hallucination property. First, we show that finetuning PASE with dry targets rather than targets containing simulated early reflections substantially improves dereverberation. Second, to address performance limitations under strong additive noise, we replace the GAN-based generative module in PASE with a flow-matching module, enabling studio-quality generation even under highly challenging conditions. Experiments demonstrate that StuPASE consistently produces perceptually high-quality speech while maintaining low hallucination, outperforming state-of-the-art SE methods. Audio demos are available at: https://xiaobin-rong.github.io/stupase_demo/.
title StuPASE: Towards Low-Hallucination Studio-Quality Generative Speech Enhancement
topic Audio and Speech Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.09234