Speech Synthesis Workshop 2025

Workshop Topics

So you want to submit your paper? Papers in all areas of speech synthesis technology are encouraged to be submitted, including but not limited to the following workshop topics:

● Grapheme-to-phoneme conversion for synthesis
● Text processing for speech synthesis (text normalization, syntactic and semantic analysis)
● Segmental-level and/or concatenative synthesis
● Signal processing/statistical model for synthesis
● Speech synthesis paradigms and methods; articulatory synthesis, parametric synthesis etc.
● Prosody modeling and generation
● Expression, emotion and personality generation
● Voice conversion and modification, morphing
● Concept-to-speech conversion speech synthesis in dialog systems
● Avatars and talking faces
● Cross-lingual and multilingual aspects for synthesis
● Applications of synthesis technologies to communication disorders
● TTS for embedded devices and computational issues
● Tools and data for speech synthesis
● Quality assessment/evaluation metrics in synthesis
● Singing synthesis
● Synthesis of non-human vocalizations
● End-to-end text-to-speech synthesis
● Direct speech waveform modeling and generation
● Speech synthesis using non-ideal data (‘found’, user-contributed, etc.)
● Natural language generation for speech synthesis

The workshop program consists of a single track with invited talks, oral and poster presentations.

Monday, April 01, 2025, 23:59 The deadline for submissions is Anywhere on Earth.

Only updates to the pdf and media files, the title, and the abstract will be permitted, while updates to the authors and topics cannot be made. Make sure that your paper complies with all instructions and specifications in the paper kit (not yet ready) and with the ISCA Code of Ethics for Authors and the Submission Policy.

As for SSW12, reviewing is double-blind.

Prospective authors are invited to submit original, full-length, up to 6 page papers, including figures and references.

The paper kit used for SSW13 will be the one proposed for INTERSPEECH 2025.

Papers should be submitted via the CMT platform. Double-blind reviews (authors and reviewers are anonymous) will be performed.

Camera-ready papers will be credited on one extra page to allow authors to consider reviewers’ suggestions.

Full papers will receive a DOI and be published in the ISCA online archive.