The clips list is built inside ComfyUI's inference_mode context, so every
element is an inference tensor. torch.stack().clone() propagates the flag.
Use zeros+copy_ (same pattern as params/buffers) to get a normal tensor,
so mel_converter(target_flat) inside no_grad produces a saveable input.
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param.data.clone() and tensor.detach() on inference tensors both produce
inference tensors — the flag propagates through all operations on them.
Inside inference_mode(False), torch.zeros() creates genuine normal tensors.
Use zeros+copy_ to sanitize both vocoder parameters and mel_converter
buffers once before training, so autograd can save inputs for backward.
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param.data = clone() only replaces storage — the nn.Parameter object itself
retains the inference tensor flag set when the model was loaded. Replace each
parameter with a fresh nn.Parameter(data.clone()) created inside
inference_mode(False) so both the object and its data are normal tensors.
Move optimizer creation to after re-creation so it references the new objects.
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The vocoder is loaded inside ComfyUI's torch.inference_mode(), making all
its parameters inference tensors. Autograd cannot save inference tensors
for backward even with requires_grad=True. Clone all parameters inside
torch.inference_mode(False) before training to get normal tensors.
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mel_converter buffers (mel_basis, hann_window) are inference tensors
because the model was loaded inside ComfyUI's torch.inference_mode().
Operations on them propagate the flag to outputs. Clone both target_mel
and pred_mel to get normal autograd-compatible tensors. .clone() is
differentiable so the grad graph to vocoder parameters is preserved.
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Clips loaded outside torch.inference_mode(False) are inference tensors.
Autograd cannot save them for backward. .clone() creates a normal tensor,
same fix pattern as selva_lora_trainer's dist.mode().clone().
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Model loaded in bf16 causes mel_basis buffer to be bf16. Audio loaded
from disk is float32, causing matmul dtype mismatch. Cast all audio
tensors to model["dtype"] before passing to mel_converter/vocoder.
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torchcodec/libavutil soname mismatch causes torchaudio to fail on every
file load, silently emptying clips. Add _load_wav() that tries torchaudio
first then falls back to soundfile (handles wav/flac without ffmpeg).
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After the finally block, offload_to_cpu moves the vocoder to CPU while
ref_mel stays on GPU. Fix: detect vocoder's current device via
next(vocoder.parameters()).device and move ref_mel there before vocoding.
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Saves baseline.wav (ground truth roundtrip before training), stepN.wav
at each save_every checkpoint, and final.wav after training completes.
All use the same fixed reference segment (clip 0, position 0) for
direct comparison across checkpoints.
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44k variants use BigVGANv2 directly as the vocoder (no wrapper, no
@inference_mode decorator), accessible at feature_utils.tod.vocoder.
16k wraps BigVGANVocoder inside BigVGAN, accessed at .vocoder.vocoder.
Both trainer and loader now branch on model["mode"].
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Spectral-loss-only fine-tuning of the BigVGAN vocoder (mel→waveform)
on BJ audio clips. DiT and VAE are completely frozen. Losses: mel L1
reconstruction + multi-resolution STFT magnitude L1 (same three
resolutions as the BigVGAN discriminator config). Saves in
{'generator': state_dict} format compatible with the original BigVGAN
checkpoint. Loader replaces vocoder weights in the loaded SELVA_MODEL
in-place so no full model reload is needed.
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