Advisory Committee
| Gerard Bailly | CNRS/INPG, France |
| Alan Black | CMU, USA |
| Nick Campbell | Univ. of Dublin, Ireland |
| Rolf Carlson | KTH, Sweden |
| Thierry Dutoit | Faculté Polytechnique de Mons, Belgium |
| Wolfgang Hess | Univ. of Bonn, Germany |
| Julia Hirschberg | Columbia Univ., USA |
| Simon King | Edinburgh University, UK |
| Bernd Möbius | Saarland University, Germany |
| Jan van Santen | OHSU, USA |
| Juergen Schroeter | AT&T Labs, USA |
| Paul Taylor | Google, UK |
| Keiichi Tokuda | Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan |
Latest news
JAM Music Session: Participate!
August 24th 2013
Invited speakers:
Three invited speakers have been included in the technical program:
- Saturday: Deep Learning in Speech Synthesis, Heiga Zen
- Sunday: Prosodic Patterns in Dialog, Nigel Wards
- Monday: Singing voice synthesis, Xavier Serra
August 23th 2013
Updated web
The web has been updated with the detailed program, and Practical information.August 23th 2013
Accepted Papers
The list of accepted papers has been published.July 1st 2013
Registration
The registration system is open. Early registration ends on July 10th.June 28th 2013
International Speech Communication Association.
The aim of SynSIG is to promote the study of Speech Synthesis in general. Its international and multi-disciplinary nature provides a means for sharing information both to and from different research communities involved in the synthesis of various languages.
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