Polyphonic Audio Key Finding Using the Spiral Array CEG Algorithm (2005)
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Polyphonic Audio Key Finding Using the Spiral Array CEG Algorithm (2005)
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Re: Polyphonic Audio Key Finding Using the Spiral Array CEG Algorithm (2005)
#2I did this recently for piano for a piece of software that I'm working on off-and-on and here is my method:
- first convert to midi from audio (either using google's AI tool or my own)
- tally all of the notes in bins
- pick the key that would lead to the most economic visual representation (least number of sharps and flats)
This simple method seems to work remarkably well for the limited case of piano music. For more complex music it would probably not work because the first step would be very difficult.
Re: Polyphonic Audio Key Finding Using the Spiral Array CEG Algorithm (2005)
#3I did this recently for piano for a piece of software that I'm working on off-and-on and here is my method: - first convert to midi from audio (either using google's AI tool or my own) - tally all of the notes in bins - pick the key that would lead to the most economic visual representation (least number of sharps and flats) This simple method seems to work remarkably well for the limited case of piano music. For mor…
I'm guessing you mean convert to midi from audio?
Re: Polyphonic Audio Key Finding Using the Spiral Array CEG Algorithm (2005)
#4I did this recently for piano for a piece of software that I'm working on off-and-on and here is my method: - first convert to midi from audio (either using google's AI tool or my own) - tally all of the notes in bins - pick the key that would lead to the most economic visual representation (least number of sharps and flats) This simple method seems to work remarkably well for the limited case of piano music. For mor…
I'm guessing you mean convert to midi from audio?
Yes, apologies, editing on a small laptop I messed up the comment. fixed.
Re: Polyphonic Audio Key Finding Using the Spiral Array CEG Algorithm (2005)
#5I did this recently for piano for a piece of software that I'm working on off-and-on and here is my method: - first convert to midi from audio (either using google's AI tool or my own) - tally all of the notes in bins - pick the key that would lead to the most economic visual representation (least number of sharps and flats) This simple method seems to work remarkably well for the limited case of piano music. For mor…
with this method you get the same score for A-minor and C-major, right? Do you have a strategy to choose between those?
Re: Polyphonic Audio Key Finding Using the Spiral Array CEG Algorithm (2005)
#6I did this recently for piano for a piece of software that I'm working on off-and-on and here is my method: - first convert to midi from audio (either using google's AI tool or my own) - tally all of the notes in bins - pick the key that would lead to the most economic visual representation (least number of sharps and flats) This simple method seems to work remarkably well for the limited case of piano music. For mor…
with this method you get the same score for A-minor and C-major, right? Do you have a strategy to choose between those?
Probably, discard one variant.
Re: Polyphonic Audio Key Finding Using the Spiral Array CEG Algorithm (2005)
#7I did this recently for piano for a piece of software that I'm working on off-and-on and here is my method: - first convert to midi from audio (either using google's AI tool or my own) - tally all of the notes in bins - pick the key that would lead to the most economic visual representation (least number of sharps and flats) This simple method seems to work remarkably well for the limited case of piano music. For mor…
Neat idea.