Miso Labs 推出 MisoTTS:具備 80 億參數、開放權重的情感文字轉語音模型

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Miso Labs 發布 MisoTTS,這是一款開放權重的 80 億參數文字轉語音模型。它能根據文字與音訊脈絡生成富有表現力的語音。模型採用殘差向量量化(RVQ)技術擴展聲音範圍,避免在固定參數量下擴充單一扁平詞彙。MisoTTS 是一個 80 億參數的文字轉對話 RVQ Transformer,靈感來自 Sesame CSM 架構,結合 Llama 3.2 風格的主幹與較小的音訊解碼器,可從文字與選擇性音訊脈絡生成 Mimi 音訊編碼。模型同時以文字與先前音訊為條件,後者可讓它回應說話者的語調。其文字詞彙量為 128,256 個標記,並包含 32 組音訊碼簿。Mimi 為音訊分詞器,最大序列長度為……
Miso Labs has released MisoTTS, an open-weights 8-billion-parameter text-to-speech model. It generates expressive speech from both text and audio context. The model uses residual vector quantization (RVQ) to widen its sonic range. This avoids scaling a single flat vocabulary while keeping parameter count fixed. What is MisoTTS MisoTTS is an 8B-parameter text-to-dialogue RVQ Transformer. It is inspired by the Sesame CSM architecture. It pairs a Llama 3.2-style backbone with a smaller audio decoder. It generates Mimi audio codes from text and optional audio context. The model conditions on both text and prior audio. That second input lets it respond to the speaker’s tone. The text vocabulary is 128,256 tokens, and there are 32 audio codebooks. Mimi is the audio tokenizer, and max sequence length is 2,048. Default inference runs in torch.bfloat16. Miso Labs claims 110ms latency. It lists ElevenLabs at 700ms and Sesame at 300ms. The Vocabulary Size Problem Standard transformers generate from a fixed vocabulary of discrete tokens. That works when a small vocabulary covers the target space. Human speech does not fit that assumption. It varies across pitch, rhythm, emphasis, emotion, and accent. Expanding the audio vocabulary is the obvious fix. But larger vocabularies need more parameters in a standard transformer. Each token must be represented and predicted by the model. Miso Labs calls this the vocabulary size problem. The second issue is conditioning. Most TTS models condition only on text. They ignore the interlocutor’s tone. Miso Labs argues this contributes to the “uncanny valley” effect. Residual Vector Quantization: The Core Idea MisoTTS addresses both problems with residual vector quantization (RVQ). Miso Labs traces RVQ to image-generation research and to Sesame’s CSM for audio. Instead of one token index, the model emits a vector of indices. Each audio token is 32 codebook indices over 2048-way codebooks. The model keeps a separate codebook for each position in the vector. To recover the sound, it sums the looked-up vectors. Each codebook adds another refinement to the signal. This is what makes the scaling work. Addressable vocabulary equals codebook size raised to the depth. Growing the depth adds no parameters to the model. So MisoTTS reaches about 204832, or roughly 10105 addressable tokens. Miso Labs notes naive scaling would require a far larger network. https://www.misolabs.ai/blog/miso-tts-8b The Two-Transformer Architecture The model splits into a backbone and a decoder. The backbone is a 7.7B-parameter transformer, autoregressive over time. It predicts the first codebook index and a final hidden state. A 300M-parameter decoder then runs autoregressively over depth. It predicts the remaining codebook indices, one position at a time. Each prediction conditions on the indices already chosen in the frame. The same 300M parameters are reused for every position. Embeddings follow the same logic. Text tokens use a single lookup. An audio token’s embedding is the sum of per-position codebook lookups. Interleaving text and audio lets the backbone use conversation history. That is how it carries context across turns. Strengths and Challenges Strengths: Open weights on day one, under a modified MIT license. RVQ scales the sonic range without scaling parameter count. Conditions on audio context, not text alone. Local deployment keeps sensitive audio data in-house. The architecture and math are documented in a public blog post. Challenges: Half-duplex only, with no turn-taking yet. The large model needs a capable CUDA GPU. API access is announced but not yet available. Latency and quality claims still need third-party testing. 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