Romer

The goal of Romer is to take an input sheet music image and output a midi file or other file that can be used to synthesize sound that corresponds to that sheet music.

Getting Started

This is barely able to run testcases. Lower your expectations.

0. you will want a python virtual environment setup.

conda env create -f doc/conda_environment.yml
activate romer

1. Create test data in the setup directory. See the README file.
2. Train your model in the train directory. See the README file.
3. Copy or link your models & weights into the models directory:

length_model.json  mask_model.json  note_model.json
length_weights.h5  mask_weights.h5  note_weights.h5

4. Run romer.py on an image. The output rmf file should match the one from the setup directory. Something like:

./romer.py -i setup/twinkle.png -o twinkle.rmf

Usage

We'll get there eventually.

License

This project is licensed under the GPL V3 License - see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html for details

Acknowledgments

• http://www.fast.ai/
• https://www.meetup.com/Portland-Deep-Learning/