论文信息 - Automatic Music Synchronization Using Partial Score Representation Based on IEEE 1599

Automatic Music Synchronization Using Partial Score Representation Based on IEEE 1599

synchronization algorithms require a complete score representation, this algorithm is able to synchronize different PCM audio executions with a partial music score codified in MIDI. Therefore, only one MIDI instrument-chosen by user-is needed for audio-score alignment. The MIDI file is selected by taking into account the related IEEE 1599 file. Audio analysis is performed using a notch filter. A set of convenient parameters is used during the decisional phase. Analysis of synchronization results is provided, showing that it possible to have a good automatic synchronization, even if just a partial score is available.

Antonello D'Aguanno | Giancarlo Vercellesi

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