Interactive Display of New Media’s Intelligent Robots for the Music Culture Industry

Abstract

This article mainly studies the interactive display that the new media intelligent robot can bring to us in the context of today’s music culture industry. In view of the topics that people are more concerned about today, the main channel of this article is to effectively combine music and intelligent robots. First, the music needs to be transmitted to the robot as a wave signal. Before that, the music is specially processed, and then the music identification function of the relevant robot is systematically loaded. Secondly, the relevant robot can express the music in time and correctly. During the experiment, light music, heavy music, slow music, and fast music were used. A total of 6 groups of light music and light music were compared for input. Two groups of normal music were placed for comparison. The lighter the music, the more the robot in the interactive display process. The performance is not obvious. With the continuous increase of the corresponding coefficient, the accuracy of music robot’s signal recognition gradually increases. When the coefficient is 0.8, the accuracy is the highest. The accuracy of the music robot in the heavy music environment is 88%, and light music is in a slow rhythm. The accuracy rate is the lowest under the condition of only 60%. From the experimental results, it can be seen that the characteristics of different music have an impact on robot identification and its correlation. Popularizing new media robots in the music industry can promote the sustainable development of the music market.

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“…Pluta et al [ 32 ] leveraged a robot to explore the re-excitation of an acoustic guitar string and improved a simple synthesis model of a vibrating string based on the finite difference method. Wang et al [ 33 ] effectively combined music and robots to make the robot accurately express music in real-time. Engstrom et al [ 34 ] designed a robot application to play drums in rhythm to an external audio source.…”