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Symbolic Music Loop Generation with Neural Discrete Representations

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arxiv 2208.05605 v3 pith:LUXDDRVU submitted 2022-08-11 cs.SD cs.MMeess.AS

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Since most of music has repetitive structures from motifs to phrases, repeating musical ideas can be a basic operation for music composition. The basic block that we focus on is conceptualized as loops which are essential ingredients of music. Furthermore, meaningful note patterns can be formed in a finite space, so it is sufficient to represent them with combinations of discrete symbols as done in other domains. In this work, we propose symbolic music loop generation via learning discrete representations. We first extract loops from MIDI datasets using a loop detector and then learn an autoregressive model trained by discrete latent codes of the extracted loops. We show that our model outperforms well-known music generative models in terms of both fidelity and diversity, evaluating on random space. Our code and supplementary materials are available at https://github.com/sjhan91/Loop_VQVAE_Official.

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    A Deep SVDD model using HTS-AT and feature fusion learns normal patterns in variable-length bass and guitar loops, with residual connections improving the learned latent space.

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