Ian Simon, Sumit Basu, David Salesin, and Maneesh Agrawala. Audio Analogies: Creating new music from an existing performance by concatenative synthesis. In ICMC, 2005.
In our first set of results, we used some trumpet and guitar lesson recordings as the example data. For test scores, we chose a few short, (hopefully) recognizable pieces, as well as some of the other example scores. This set of results was obtained using an algorithm which concatenates single notes from the example piece to form the result.
Trumpet Lesson (1)A (MIDI)A' (WAVE)
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Trumpet Lesson (2)A (MIDI)A' (WAVE)
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Guitar LessonA (MIDI)A' (WAVE)
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The next set of results uses a second algorithm, which concatenates pairs of adjacent example notes, and blends the overlapping notes.
Trumpet Lesson (1)A (MIDI)A' (WAVE)
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Guitar LessonA (MIDI)A' (WAVE)
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The following case is interesting, since it gives us a taste of what can happen when we allow the algorithm to stray from the target score.
Take FiveA (MIDI)A' (WAVE)
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