MXDemo: A Case Study about Audio, Video, and Score Synchronization

Baratè, Adriano; Haus, Goffredo; Ludovico, Luca A.; Vercellesi, G.

doi:10.1109/axmedis.2005.34

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“…MX Jazz Demo (Baratè, Haus, Ludovico, & Vercellesi, 2005), shown in Figure 11, features two jazz pieces: King Porter Stomp, with two versions of scores and three mapped audio/video clips, and Crazy Rhythm, constituted by some improvisations on a fixed harmonic grid. The aim of the application is providing a tool to "navigate" an MX file and its associated media files, maintaining synchronization among all layers.…”

Section: Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Music Representation of Score, Sound, MIDI, Structure and Metadata All Integrated in a Single Multilayer Environment Based on XML

Baratè

Haus

Ludovico

2008

Intelligent Music Information Systems

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In this chapter, we will analyze the heterogeneous contents involved in a comprehensive description of music, organizing them according to a multilayer structure. Each layer we can identify corresponds to a different degree of abstraction in music information. In particular, our approach arranges music contents in six layers: General, Music Logic, Structural, Notational, Performance, and Audio. In order to reflect such organization, we will introduce a new XML-based format, called MX, which is currently undergoing the IEEE standardization process (IEEE SA PAR1599). In an MX file, music symbols, printed scores, audio tracks, computer-driven performances, catalogue metadata, and graphic contents related to a single music piece can be linked and mutually synchronized within the same encoding. The aforementioned multilayer structure allows us to gather and organize heterogeneous contents, leaving them encoded in well-known and commonly used formats aimed at music description.

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Section: Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Music Representation of Score, Sound, MIDI, Structure and Metadata All Integrated in a Single Multilayer Environment Based on XML

Baratè

Haus

Ludovico

2008

Intelligent Music Information Systems

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“…MX Navigator represents the natural evolution of MX Demo [1], an experimental prototype presented in a scientific research context at AXMEDIS 2005 conference. The main differences between MX Demo and MX Navigator are two:…”

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