--- pretty_name: RVCBench license: cc0-1.0 language: - en - zh - fr task_categories: - text-to-speech - automatic-speech-recognition tags: - voice-cloning - text-to-speech - speaker-privacy - audio-protection - adversarial-audio - audio-deepfake - speaker-verification - speech-synthesis - robustness - benchmark - zero-shot-voice-cloning configs: - config_name: AISHELL1_dev data_files: - split: default path: AISHELL1_dev/metadata.parquet - config_name: Background_noise data_files: - split: default path: Background_noise/metadata.parquet - config_name: Bilingual_uedin data_files: - split: default path: Bilingual_uedin/metadata.parquet - config_name: CommonVoiceFR_dev data_files: - split: default path: CommonVoiceFR_dev/metadata.parquet - config_name: Libritts data_files: - split: default path: Libritts/metadata.parquet - config_name: Long_context data_files: - split: default path: Long_context/metadata.parquet - config_name: Multispeaker_libri data_files: - split: default path: Multispeaker_libri/metadata.parquet - config_name: VCTK data_files: - split: default path: VCTK/metadata.parquet - config_name: robotcall data_files: - split: default path: robotcall/metadata.parquet - config_name: vctk_text_robust data_files: - split: default path: vctk_text_robust/metadata.parquet --- # RVCBench RVCBench is a benchmark dataset for studying robustness in voice cloning, text-to-speech, speaker privacy, audio protection, adversarial audio perturbations, and related audio generation pipelines. Dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Nanboy/RVCBench Code repository: https://github.com/Nanboy-Ronan/RVCBench Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.00443 RVCBench is designed for evaluating how modern voice cloning (VC), TTS, and audio generation systems behave under clean prompts, protected prompts, and denoised protected prompts. It supports research on audio deepfake robustness, anti-spoofing, speaker verification resilience, privacy-preserving speech generation, and standardized benchmark evaluation. Each subset is exposed as its own Hugging Face dataset configuration. Most subsets contain: - `metadata.parquet` - `audios/` The canonical metadata stores one row per benchmark pair with columns such as: - `speaker_id` - `prompt_file_name` - `prompt_text` - `prompt_language` - `target_file_name` - `target_text` - `target_language` - `pair_id` - `dataset_name` - `data_split` When available, training-oriented annotations are also preserved: - `prompt_phonemes`, `prompt_tone`, `prompt_word2ph` - `target_phonemes`, `target_tone`, `target_word2ph` Some subsets include additional task-specific metadata, for example `spam_type` in `robotcall`. ## Available Configs - `AISHELL1_dev` - `Background_noise` - `Bilingual_uedin` - `CommonVoiceFR_dev` - `Libritts` - `Long_context` - `Multispeaker_libri` - `VCTK` - `robotcall` - `vctk_text_robust` ## Intended Use Use this dataset with the RVCBench codebase to run reproducible voice cloning robustness experiments across source audio, protected audio, denoised audio, and generated audio. Typical tasks include: - benchmarking zero-shot voice cloning and TTS models; - comparing audio protection methods such as SafeSpeech, Enkidu, EM, AntiFake, and Gaussian noise; - measuring speaker similarity, intelligibility, perceptual quality, word error rate, and runtime; - studying speaker privacy and audio deepfake robustness under adversarial perturbations. ## Citation If you use RVCBench in your research, please cite: ```bibtex @article{liao2026rvcbench, title = {RVCBench: Benchmarking the Robustness of Voice Cloning Across Modern Audio Generation Models}, author = {Liao, Xinting and Jin, Ruinan and Yu, Hanlin and Pandya, Deval and Li, Xiaoxiao}, journal = {arXiv preprint arXiv:2602.00443}, year = {2026} } ``` ## Notes - The `compression` directory is intentionally excluded from this dataset release. - This repository is organized for direct browsing in the Hugging Face dataset viewer.