Music Information Retrieval using Scikit-learn (MIR algorithms in Python) - Steve Tjoa

[@michalexion]

Great stuff, the next generation of how people will listen to music

[@therorium]

Best presentation ever!

[@sanctipaprichio]

DAMN, THIS IS PERFECT TALK

[@leirgauk]

Entitled music Information Retrieval using Scikit-learn

[@Abos_Studio]

Are you using this to detect what instruments are used in certain songs and basically get the infrastructure of a song to then be able to take the elements and make it your own?

[@SAWLENE44]

Really, really interesting, thank you!

[@aylanismello]

great talk!

[@aberry24]

really good talk !

[@mohammedmaamari9210]

Can you put the python notebooks used in this talk on github so we can use them, Please?

[@danny_p466]

you can visit this site: musicinformationretrieval.com/ & github.com/stevetjoa/musicinformationretrieval.com , where all notebooks are located

[@wiembensmaya4558]

Wonderful! but if you have any presentation for transcription ( create system to transcibe audio without using any APi like (google API,Sphinix)

[@sunilkarki378]

really great stuff uploaded

[@nightmare4eVerr1]

Is it worth to pursue MIR from a job point of view?

[@BigMTBrain]

Wonderful!

[@evanperrygiblin]

has anyone ever tried to train tonality? If you trained around log12 in the Freq/t domain would it help for melodic/harmonic analysis? Similarly you could only train on harmonics, similar to a parametric EQ, where each fundamental has a resonance associated with instrument construction parameters

[@a.streltsov6054]

so, after 3 years.. have you tried to train tonality? I'm just answering myself exact same question and all that MIR stuff seems so interesting to me. Have you made any strides? I'd like to hear more about your own experience ')

[@evanperrygiblin]

@@a.streltsov6054 I haven't done any personally, but there are plugins now that use ML to synthesize new percussion sounds based on a database. I forget the name... I think we'll see more like this, especially for instrument isolation. Project Magenta does a similar thing. Also in the past 3 years is Lyrebird. Ive been saying that in video games youll be able to upload your voice profile too. This direction would be cool.

[@dafliwalefromiim3454]

Can I access the python notebook of this training ?

[@omersayli]

github.com/stevetjoa/musicinformationretrieval.com

[@xiaolu7988]

Smart humanbeing

[@danielcjlee2871]

Where can I can get the IPython notebook of this lecture?

[@JoeGusmao]

I was about to ask that! =)

[@jagadeeshakanihal]

python note book link ?

[@omersayli]

github.com/stevetjoa/musicinformationretrieval.com

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

cool stuff!!

[@shairuno]

When you can do machine learning and play violin...

[@Leopaaaa420]

why are you in a kitchen ?