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FR1.I: Music Signal Processing I

Session Type: Poster

Time: Friday, 8 May, 08:00 - 10:00

Location: On-Demand

Session Chair: Umut Simsekli, Telecom ParisTech

FR1.I.1: SYNTHESIZING ENGAGING MUSIC USING DYNAMIC MODELS OF STATISTICAL SURPRISAL

Sandeep Reddy Kothinti; Johns Hopkins University

Benjamin Skerritt-Davis; Johns Hopkins University

Aditya Nair; University of Washington

Mounya Elhilali; Johns Hopkins University

FR1.I.2: HARMONICS BASED REPRESENTATION IN CLARINET TONE QUALITY EVALUATION

Yixin Wang; Xi'an Jiaotong University

Xiaohong Guan; Xi'an Jiaotong University

Youtian Du; Xi'an Jiaotong University

Nan Nan; Xi'an Jiaotong University

FR1.I.3: SIMULTANEOUS SEPARATION AND TRANSCRIPTION OF MIXTURES WITH MULTIPLE POLYPHONIC AND PERCUSSIVE INSTRUMENTS

Ethan Manilow; Northwestern University

Prem Seetharaman; Northwestern University

Bryan Pardo; Northwestern University

FR1.I.4: THE ROLE OF ANNOTATION FUSION METHODS IN THE STUDY OF HUMAN-REPORTED EMOTION EXPERIENCE DURING MUSIC LISTENING

Timothy Greer; University of Southern California

Karel Mundnich; University of Southern California

Matthew Sachs; Columbia University

Shrikanth Narayanan; University of Southern California

FR1.I.5: CONTENT BASED SINGING VOICE EXTRACTION FROM A MUSICAL MIXTURE

Pritish Chandna; Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Merlijn Blaauw; Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Jordi Bonada; Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Emilia Gómez; Universitat Pompeu Fabra

FR1.I.6: NEURAL PERCUSSIVE SYNTHESIS PARAMETERISED BY HIGH-LEVEL TIMBRAL FEATURES

António Ramires; Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Pritish Chandna; Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Xavier Favory; Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Emilia Gómez; Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Joint Research Centre, European Commission

Xavier Serra; Universitat Pompeu Fabra

FR1.I.7: NON-GRIFFIN–LIM TYPE SIGNAL RECOVERY FROM MAGNITUDE SPECTROGRAM

Ryusei Nakatsu; Ritsumeikan University

Daichi Kitahara; Ritsumeikan University

Akira Hirabayashi; Ritsumeikan University

FR1.I.8: VAPAR SYNTH - A VARIATIONAL PARAMETRIC MODEL FOR AUDIO SYNTHESIS

Krishna Subramani; Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

Preeti Rao; Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

Alexandre D'Hooge; ENS Paris-Saclay

FR1.I.9: BANDWIDTH EXTENSION OF MUSICAL AUDIO SIGNALS WITH NO SIDE INFORMATION USING DILATED CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKS

Mathieu Lagrange; LS2N

Félix Gontier; LS2N

FR1.I.10: TOWARDS REAL-TIME SINGLE-CHANNEL SINGING-VOICE SEPARATION WITH PRUNED MULTI-SCALED DENSENETS

Markus Huber; Graz University of Technology

Günther Schindler; Heidelberg University

Wolfgang Roth; Graz University of Technology

Holger Fröning; Heidelberg University

Christian Schörkhuber; sonible GmbH

Franz Pernkopf; Graz University of Technology

FR1.I.11: STATE-BASED TRANSCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS OF CARNATIC MUSIC

Venkata Viraraghavan; Tata Consultancy Services

Arpan Pal; Tata Consultancy Services

Hema Murthy; Indian Institute of Technology Madras

R Aravind; Indian Institute of Technology Madras

FR1.I.12: META-LEARNING EXTRACTORS FOR MUSIC SOURCE SEPARATION

David Samuel; Charles University

Aditya Ganeshan; Preferred Networks

Jason Naradowsky; Preferred Networks