Add LibriTTS-R dataset #73
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@angeloskath I'm not sure if you're still accepting submissions for this repository, but lmk what you think. You can close it if you'd prefer for these types of things to live externally. |
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100% accepting contributions. I am sorry I am constantly slow to review and merge on this repo. Will get to it ASAP. |
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LibriTTS-R is a commonly used dataset in text-to-speech development, because it contains ~600 hours of clean audiobook-style audio and normalized transcriptions at 24kHz.
It and the original LibriTTS dataset it's derived from have about 800 citations according to Semantic Scholar, so I'm proposing we add it as a common-use dataset.