生成模型与扩散 · CVPR2026 ·2026.06.03

利用视觉线索的电影音频源分离

Cinematic Audio Source Separation Using Visual Cues

Kang Zhang、Suyeon Lee、Arda Senocak、Joon Son Chung

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把视觉线索作为条件注入条件流匹配生成过程,为视觉研究者提供了一个可复用的范式:用视频帧(人脸、场景)作为条件信号去引导音频生成/分离,可迁移到其他以视觉为条件的生成任务(如视觉引导的语音增强、音效合成)。

原文依据 Our method formulates CASS as a conditional generative modeling problem using conditional flow matching, enabling multimodal audio source separation.
可迁移到 音视频多模态学习条件生成视觉编码器设计

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电影音频源分离(CASS)旨在将混合的电影音频分解为语音、音乐和音效,从而支持配音和重制等应用。现有的 CASS 方法仅基于音频,忽略了电影固有的音视频特性,即声音往往与视觉线索对齐。我们提出了首个音视频 CASS 框架(AV-CASS),利用视觉上下文提升分离质量。我们的方法将 CASS 建模为条件生成建模问题,采用条件流匹配,从而实现多模态音频源分离。为解决缺乏带独立音轨的电影数据集的问题,我们提出了一套训练数据合成流程,将野外音频流与视频流配对(例如用面部视频对应语音、用场景视频对应音效),并为这一双流设置设计了专用的视觉编码器。我们的模型完全在合成数据上训练,却能有效泛化到真实电影内容,并在合成、真实以及纯音频 CASS 基准上取得强劲性能。代码与演示见 https://cass-flowmatching.github.io。

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Cinematic Audio Source Separation (CASS) aims to decompose mixed film audio into speech, music, and sound effects, enabling applications like dubbing and remastering. Existing CASS approaches are audio-only, overlooking the inherent audio-visual nature of films, where sounds often align with visual cues. We present the first framework for audio-visual CASS (AV-CASS), leveraging visual context to enhance separation quality. Our method formulates CASS as a conditional generative modeling problem using conditional flow matching, enabling multimodal audio source separation. To address the lack of cinematic datasets with isolated sound tracks, we introduce a training data synthesis pipeline that pairs in-the-wild audio and video streams (e.g., facial videos for speech, scene videos for effects) and design a dedicated visual encoder for this dual-stream setup. Trained entirely on synthetic data, our model generalizes effectively to real-world cinematic content and achieves strong performance on synthetic, real-world, and audio-only CASS benchmarks. Code and demo are available at https://cass-flowmatching.github.io.

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会议 CVPR2026
页码 37874-37884
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来源 CVF Open Access