2021
DOI: 10.3906/elk-2101-44
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Deep learning for Turkish makam music composition

Abstract: In this paper, we introduce a new deep-learning-based system that can compose structured Turkish makam music (TMM) in the symbolic domain. Presented artificial TMM composer (ATMMC) takes eight initial notes from a human user and completes the rest of the piece. The backbone of the composer system consists of multilayered long short-term memory (LSTM) networks. ATMMC can create pieces in Hicaz and Nihavent makams in Şarkı form, which can be viewed and played with Mus2, a notation software for microtonal music. … Show more

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“…Others are on the same page as LSTMs are also used in other papers such as BachProp by Colombo & Gertsner (2018), and other works concerning music generation. In line with this, Parlak et al (2021), Chu et al (2017), andSimon &Oore's (2017) papers use piano music as the baseline instrument in their midi files. The midi files as well vary between papers.…”
Section: Deep Learning For Music Compositionmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…Others are on the same page as LSTMs are also used in other papers such as BachProp by Colombo & Gertsner (2018), and other works concerning music generation. In line with this, Parlak et al (2021), Chu et al (2017), andSimon &Oore's (2017) papers use piano music as the baseline instrument in their midi files. The midi files as well vary between papers.…”
Section: Deep Learning For Music Compositionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Multiple papers have been created from Google's endeavor. These include the Turkish makam music composition by Parlak et al (2021), Song from Pi by Chu et al (2017) and other music related research that take Magenta as relevant literature.…”
Section: Deep Learning For Music Compositionmentioning
confidence: 99%