
Developed and integrated Irodori-TTS v3 into the mlx-audio repository, focusing on enhancing text-to-speech capabilities with automatic output length estimation and faster inference. Leveraging Python and deep learning techniques, the work introduced a duration predictor and Sway Sampling, allowing the system to estimate and trim audio output automatically when duration is unspecified. The implementation included updates to configuration and model logic, as well as comprehensive documentation to support onboarding and maintenance. Backward compatibility with previous model checkpoints was maintained, ensuring seamless upgrades. This integration improved throughput and user experience for generated speech while supporting scalable, high-quality audio processing workflows.
May 2026: Delivered production-ready Irodori-TTS v3 integration into mlx-audio with an integrated duration predictor and Sway Sampling, enabling automatic output length estimation and faster inference. The work encompassed config/model updates, new duration features, and updated documentation, with a strong focus on business value: reduces manual duration configuration, increases throughput, and improves user experience for generated speech. Backward compatibility is preserved for v2 checkpoints, and a default 30-second duration remains available when a duration predictor is disabled. These changes position mlx-audio to support higher-quality TTS at scale while maintaining compatibility with existing models.
May 2026: Delivered production-ready Irodori-TTS v3 integration into mlx-audio with an integrated duration predictor and Sway Sampling, enabling automatic output length estimation and faster inference. The work encompassed config/model updates, new duration features, and updated documentation, with a strong focus on business value: reduces manual duration configuration, increases throughput, and improves user experience for generated speech. Backward compatibility is preserved for v2 checkpoints, and a default 30-second duration remains available when a duration predictor is disabled. These changes position mlx-audio to support higher-quality TTS at scale while maintaining compatibility with existing models.

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