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Google LATAM Spanish — Uniform VAD and 0.5 s Edges This public derivative contains 15,016 Latin American Spanish utterances from the Google crowdsourced TTS datasets packaged by ylacombe. Female and male audio were freshly exported from the same pinned upstream revisions and passed through exactly the same processing pipeline. Configurations Configuration Train Validation Total Hours including edge padding argentina-female 3,542 379 3,921 4.181… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/groxaxo/google-latam-spanish-uniform-vad.

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Google LATAM Spanish — Uniform VAD and 0.5 s Edges

This public derivative contains 15,016 Latin American Spanish utterances from the Google crowdsourced TTS datasets packaged by ylacombe. Female and male audio were freshly exported from the same pinned upstream revisions and passed through exactly the same processing pipeline.

Configurations

ConfigurationTrainValidationTotalHours including edge padding
argentina-female3,5423793,9214.181
argentina-male1,6781401,8181.956
chile-female1,5991391,7381.948
chile-male2,4941422,6362.786
colombia-female2,2201492,3692.603
colombia-male2,3841502,5342.670
Total13,9171,09915,01616.145

Each configuration is independently speaker-disjoint between train and validation. Country and gender are never mixed within a configuration.

Uniform processing

Every source clip received the same treatment, without country- or gender-specific branches:

  1. 1.Export the original upstream audio as 48 kHz, mono, 16-bit PCM.
  2. 2.Detect the first and last speech regions with Silero VAD pinned to commit 60b7ffa243625ebdc1070275a29f18c87843786a.
  3. 3.Use probability threshold 0.5, minimum speech 100 ms, minimum silence 100 ms, and 50 ms protective speech context.
  4. 4.Retain everything from the first detected region through the last detected region, including internal pauses.
  5. 5.Remove only contiguous literal-zero samples at the retained edges.
  6. 6.Add exactly 0.500 seconds (24,000 frames) of digital zero at both the start and end.

No fixed dBFS amplitude threshold was used. All 15,016 clips produced a VAD region and passed a full post-processing scan for format, exact edge padding, and manifest duration consistency.

Sources

CountryDatasetPinned revision
Argentinaylacombe/google-argentinian-spanisha7e9786e3930b57ae95d38859106e4b50444f943
Chileylacombe/google-chilean-spanish082619e99a37715ab8db45b0bc8188ba98a80130
Colombiaylacombe/google-colombian-spanish18c187b1bfa6f5ada649e4886d02744ea9acafa2

The original recordings, transcripts, and speaker labels come from those datasets. Thanks to ylacombe for publishing and maintaining them.

Fields

  • —audio: embedded WAV audio
  • —id: stable country/gender/speaker/source-index identifier
  • —text: exact upstream transcript
  • —speaker_id and speaker_key: speaker identifiers
  • —country and gender: fixed values for the selected configuration
  • —source_dataset, source_revision, and source_index: provenance
  • —duration: processed duration including both 0.5-second edges
  • —sample_rate: 48,000 Hz
  • —audio_sha256: checksum of the processed WAV
  • —processing: pipeline identifier

License

CC BY-SA 4.0, matching the upstream dataset declarations. Preserve upstream attribution when redistributing or adapting this dataset.