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Latest revision as of 07:17, 24 September 2011
Personal music research project by Computer Lab PhD students Ian Davies and Meredydd Luff. This automated MIDI accompaniment system is able to play additional tracks of a MIDI score in synchrony with a human performer playing part of the score on a MIDI instrument.
The main technical achievements are inferring precise musical context (to millisecond level) on a probabilistic basis, and maintaining an instantaneous estimate of tempo.
Experimental evaluation of the system's potential as a performance aid is being planned in consultation with Crucible collaborators:
