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Deep Learning for Style Transfer and Experimentation with Audio Effects and Music Creation

AAAI 2024 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Dense features and foundation priors · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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A short AAAI 2024 statement proposing a planned Music+AI toolkit for style transfer, timbre transfer, natural-language-driven audio effects, and music generation, using MusicGen and related models, with no experiments reported.

Problem

Making music writing, production, and audio effect design accessible, since existing music tools are costly and require long study; current deep learning approaches to audio effects, style transfer, and timbre transfer are limited and not unified.

Approach

Proposes an all-encompassing framework combining MusicGen (for natural-language control of audio effects) with VQ-VAEs and conditional TCNs for analyzing audio, with human and model-based evaluation planned, without implementation or results.

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Builds on: MusicGen AudioCraft VQ-VAE conditional temporal convolutional networks

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