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This is a really amazing effort and an outstanding achievement in my opinion.
Here are my thoughts on future enhancements which if solved can open up opportunities for carnatic music generation by deep learning/machine learning models
This is definitely an arduous task, but if we somehow can reach a stage where we:
Have search apis for searching across composers/songs/ragas/talas in a programmatic manner
Have every second of every video present, notated in a uniform manner that not only captures all gamakas effectively but also can be rendered in a truly carnatic fashion by some piece of software
Integrate with youtube apis and other apis for data cleanup such that all songs are normalized in the same shruti, redundant seconds are removed, background noise is cleaned up etc
Then this would truly function as the first carnatic music dataset which can be used for performing research a wide array of exciting problems such as:
Raga alapana generation
Raga identifier
Raga notater
Tala identifier
So on and so forth.
Similar kinds of problems have already been solved in the generation of western classical music which is a slightly easier problem to solve because of the lack of gamakas and the presense of midi notation.
Its best if we can get a conversation started around this so that we can solve this problem as a community
Hope we reach such a stage one day so that we can truly unlock the potential of indian classical music :)
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This is a really amazing effort and an outstanding achievement in my opinion.
Here are my thoughts on future enhancements which if solved can open up opportunities for carnatic music generation by deep learning/machine learning models
This is definitely an arduous task, but if we somehow can reach a stage where we:
Then this would truly function as the first carnatic music dataset which can be used for performing research a wide array of exciting problems such as:
So on and so forth.
Similar kinds of problems have already been solved in the generation of western classical music which is a slightly easier problem to solve because of the lack of gamakas and the presense of midi notation.
Its best if we can get a conversation started around this so that we can solve this problem as a community
Hope we reach such a stage one day so that we can truly unlock the potential of indian classical music :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: