JamBot: Music Theory Aware Chord Based Generation of Polyphonic Music with LSTMs

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Authors Gino Brunner, Yuyi Wang, Roger Wattenhofer, Jonas Wiesendanger arXiv ID 1711.07682 Category cs.SD: Sound Cross-listed cs.AI, cs.IT, cs.LG, eess.AS, stat.ML Citations 50 Venue IEEE International Conference on Tools with Artificial Intelligence Last Checked 2 months ago
Abstract
We propose a novel approach for the generation of polyphonic music based on LSTMs. We generate music in two steps. First, a chord LSTM predicts a chord progression based on a chord embedding. A second LSTM then generates polyphonic music from the predicted chord progression. The generated music sounds pleasing and harmonic, with only few dissonant notes. It has clear long-term structure that is similar to what a musician would play during a jam session. We show that our approach is sensible from a music theory perspective by evaluating the learned chord embeddings. Surprisingly, our simple model managed to extract the circle of fifths, an important tool in music theory, from the dataset.
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