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Philippe Esling

4 accepted papers

2025

Keep what you need : extracting efficient subnetworks from large audio representation models

ICASSP 2025accepted

Recently, research on audio foundation models has witnessed notable advances, as illustrated by the ever improving results on complex downstream tasks. Subsequently, those pretrained networks have quickly been used for various audio applications. These improvements have however resulted in a conside…

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2023

Continuous Descriptor-Based Control for Deep Audio Synthesis

ICASSP 2023accepted

Despite significant advances in deep models for music generation, the use of these techniques remains restricted to expert users. Before being democratized among musicians, generative models must first provide expressive control over the generation, as this conditions the integration of deep generat…

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2023

Is Quality Enoughƒ Integrating Energy Consumption in a Large-Scale Evaluation of Neural Audio Synthesis Models

ICASSP 2023accepted

Deep learning models are now core components of modern audio synthesis, and their use has increased significantly in recent years, leading to highly accurate systems for multiple tasks. However, this quest for quality comes at a tremendous computational cost, which incurs vast energy consumption and…

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2020

FlowSynth: Simplifying Complex Audio Generation Through Explorable Latent Spaces with Normalizing Flows

IJCAI 2020poster

Audio synthesizers are pervasive in modern music production. These highly complex audio generation functions provide a unique diversity through their large sets of parameters. However, this feature also can make them extremely hard and obfuscated to use, especially for non-expert users with no forma…

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