We discuss the varieties of musical accompaniment systems and place our past efforts in this context. We present sev-eral new aspects of our ongoing work in this area. The basic system is presented in terms of the tasks of score following, modeling of musical timing, and the computational issues of the actual implementation. We describe some improvements in the probabilistic modeling of the audio data, as well as some ideas for more sophisticated modeling of musical tim-ing. We present a set of recent pieces for live player and computer controlled pianos, written specifically for our ac-companiment system. Our presentation will include a live demonstration of this work
This thesis will describe a set of interactive systems developed for a range of musical styles and i...
International audienceAutomatic accompaniment systems are comprised of realtime score following syst...
This thesis presents a computer programme which allows users to provide vocalists with active musica...
A system for musical accompaniment is pre-sented in which a computer-driven orches-tra follows and l...
We demonstrate a system that creates a real-time ac-companiment for a live musician performing a non...
When suitable accompanists are not available to a soloist musician, an alternative possibility is to...
A computer accompaniment system has been extended with several techniques to solve problems associat...
Modern music students practice improvisation playing on top of a software that generates accompanime...
Automatic music accompaniment designates an application that gives a musician the opportunity to reh...
This thesis focuses on the development of automatic accompaniment systems. We investigate previous s...
In our talk we will present a piano music companion that is able to follow and understand (at least ...
Best Paper Award for Students and Young PresentersInternational audienceA system capable of undertak...
For performing musicians, musical accompanists may not always be available during practice, or an av...
Automatic accompaniment systems are comprised of re-altime score following systems that in reaction ...
When suitable accompanists are not available to a soloist musician, an alternative possibility is to...
This thesis will describe a set of interactive systems developed for a range of musical styles and i...
International audienceAutomatic accompaniment systems are comprised of realtime score following syst...
This thesis presents a computer programme which allows users to provide vocalists with active musica...
A system for musical accompaniment is pre-sented in which a computer-driven orches-tra follows and l...
We demonstrate a system that creates a real-time ac-companiment for a live musician performing a non...
When suitable accompanists are not available to a soloist musician, an alternative possibility is to...
A computer accompaniment system has been extended with several techniques to solve problems associat...
Modern music students practice improvisation playing on top of a software that generates accompanime...
Automatic music accompaniment designates an application that gives a musician the opportunity to reh...
This thesis focuses on the development of automatic accompaniment systems. We investigate previous s...
In our talk we will present a piano music companion that is able to follow and understand (at least ...
Best Paper Award for Students and Young PresentersInternational audienceA system capable of undertak...
For performing musicians, musical accompanists may not always be available during practice, or an av...
Automatic accompaniment systems are comprised of re-altime score following systems that in reaction ...
When suitable accompanists are not available to a soloist musician, an alternative possibility is to...
This thesis will describe a set of interactive systems developed for a range of musical styles and i...
International audienceAutomatic accompaniment systems are comprised of realtime score following syst...
This thesis presents a computer programme which allows users to provide vocalists with active musica...