Human-like Bangla Text-to-Speech Synthesis using the Orpheus TTS Model Fine-tuning

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Authors: Utshob Sutradhar, Naimul Hasan Nahid, Elahi Md Toufiq, Priyankar Biswas
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Abstract

Bangla text-to-speech (TTS) synthesis faces persistent challenges due to limited speech resources and complex linguistic features. This paper presents a fine-tuned Orpheus neural TTS model aimed at generating human-like Bangla speech with higher naturalness and clarity. A multilingual Orpheus model was fine-tuned using an open-source Bangla speech dataset. The fine-tuned Orpheus model achieves a substantial improvement in speech quality, especially natural voice tone. The Orpheus fine-tuned Bangla TTS model shows exceptional performance with speaker similarity of 99.96%, Character Error Rate (CER) of 5.8%, Word Error Rate (WER) of 11.1%, along with high similarity in Mel-Cepstral Spectrum. The results show that the fine-tuned Orpheus TTS excels compared to other TTS systems. The framework put forth outlines a productive and scalable process for developing high-quality Bangla TTS systems and extends the effectiveness of Orpheus to more low-resource languages.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Speech Recognition and Synthesis Speech and Audio Processing Voice and Speech Disorders

Publication details

Journal / source
International Conference on Electrical, Computer & Telecommunication Engineering (ICECTE)
Pages
1–5
Publication date
29 January 2026
Language
EN