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Is the crispness of compressed audio really the benchmark of TTS improvements? I feel like that's an aside. A valid point, but not much of a detractor..

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Yes, it is one of the important aspects. In particular if you use TTS to create an audiobook or in a video production.

Especially as any finished product may end up being compressed again. Lossy to lossy audio transcodes ALWAYS cause additional audio data to be lost.

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