Audio Artifact Removal

Phase Shuffle

Introduced by Donahue et al. in Adversarial Audio Synthesis

Phase Shuffle is a technique for removing pitched noise artifacts that come from using transposed convolutions in audio generation models. Phase shuffle is an operation with hyperparameter $n$. It randomly perturbs the phase of each layer’s activations by −$n$ to $n$ samples before input to the next layer.

In the original application in WaveGAN, the authors only apply phase shuffle to the discriminator, as the latent vector already provides the generator a mechanism to manipulate the phase of a resultant waveform. Intuitively speaking, phase shuffle makes the discriminator’s job more challenging by requiring invariance to the phase of the input waveform.

Source: Adversarial Audio Synthesis

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