t2a-daddy Male-voice ASMR corpus for the text2asmr project. Previously published as aoxo/audios3. aoxo/t2a-audios-v1 (the original v1 corpus). Layout path what source audio, 48 kHz AAC, one folder per creator word-level Whisper large-v3 alignment ([] = skipped: near-silent or undecodable) labels/qwen3omni.jsonl non-speech ontology labels for gap clips
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A small, standardized audio-robustness evaluation set packaged to drop into eval loops. It pairs fully synthetic, license-clean speech-like probe signals with 300 real-synthetic room impulse responses (RIRs) and a labeled degradation chain (reverberation + additive noise), so you can measure how a model's acoustic predictions hold up as rooms get more reverberant and noisier. Think of it as a quick sanity/robustness check: one line to load, a concrete metric, and ground-truth room acoustics for every clip. Measured ground-truth ranges (from the underlying RIRs): - reverbbin distribution: mild 875, strong 600, clean 25 Sources are synthetic speech-LIKE probe signals, not real speech. Each is…
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English from 282 speakers born in 35 countries. 513 clips, 9.3 hours, each labelled with the speaker's country of birth, first language, self-reported accent or regional variety, declared English proficiency, age band, gender and recording device. Audio and speaker metadata only. Human-validated transcription is available on request. English as it is actually spoken worldwide is mostly not American or British. Across Silencio's English catalogue, 59% of recorded hours come from speakers born in Africa and only about 11% from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand combined. Nigeria, the largest single origin, is 16% of hours. This sample covers 35 countries of birth.…
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French from 20 speakers born in 9 countries. 32 clips, 0.5 hours, each labelled with the speaker's country of birth, first language, self-reported accent or regional variety, declared French proficiency, age band, gender and recording device. Audio and speaker metadata only. Human-validated transcription is available on request. Most French speakers today live in Africa, and Silencio's French catalogue reflects that: 74% of recorded hours come from speakers born in Africa, led by Benin, Senegal, Cameroon, Morocco and Madagascar. France, Belgium, Switzerland and Canada together are 21%. This sample covers 9 countries of birth, led by Senegal and Tunisia. 17 of the 20 speakers use French as a…
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Already available: 38,427 English/German recordings with complete annotations and MOSS v2 targets. New expansion fully uploaded: 36,452 recordings in 161 archives. A further 177,808 recordings is the production target; completed counts are reported separately. New completed shards in multilingual/data/{train,validation,test}/ contain the audio, all acoustic score/embedding sidecars, both MOSS captions, the default GENERAL/SCRIPT training prompt, complete voice-generation provenance and 12-codebook MOSS Audio Tokenizer v2 targets. The expansion adds French, Dutch and Spanish and extra performances in all five languages. Original data/ and tuning/ archives remain available. Canonical…
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This release contains only selected synthetic training samples, the frozen L1/L2 full/hard evaluation sets, and the full merged V3 L1 calibrated250 checkpoint. The publisher has confirmed permission to redistribute the included data. Original source rights and attribution remain applicable; no blanket replacement license is asserted. - releases/20261004/train/: independently extractable shards, each with manifest.jsonl, selected audio, source hashes, and SHA256SUMS.json. Union membership is specified by selectedforl1 and selectedforl2; do not count a shared sample twice. No real training samples, rejected candidate regions, failed generations, or feature caches are included.…
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Spanish from 12 speakers born in 9 countries. 19 clips, 0.3 hours, each labelled with the speaker's country of birth, first language, self-reported accent or regional variety, declared Spanish proficiency, age band, gender and recording device. Audio and speaker metadata only. Human-validated transcription is available on request. Silencio's Spanish catalogue is 65% Latin American by recorded hours, led by Venezuela, with Spain at 9%. It also holds a substantial body of Spanish spoken as a second language: 18% of hours come from speakers born in Africa, notably Nigeria, Kenya and Egypt. This sample covers 9 countries of birth across Latin America, Spain, Africa, the Middle East and the…
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