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Improving Real-time Score Following in Opera by Combining Music with Lyrics Tracking
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Improving Real-time Score Following in Opera by Combining Music with Lyrics Tracking
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Fully automatic opera tracking is challenging because of the acoustic complexity of the genre, combining musical and linguistic information (singing, speech) in complex ways. In this paper, we propose a new pipeline for complete opera tracking. The pipeline is based on two trackers. A music tracker that has proven to be effective at tracking orchestral parts, will lead the tracking process. In addition, a lyrics tracker, that has recently been shown to reliably track the lyrics of opera songs, will correct the music tracker when tracking parts that have a text dominance over the music. We will demonstrate the efficiency of this method on the opera Don Giovanni, showing that this technique helps improving accuracy and robustness of a complete opera tracker.
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