A Framework to Provide Fine-Grained Time-Dependent Context for Active Listening Experiences
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J. Six, and M. Leman, "A Framework to Provide Fine-Grained Time-Dependent Context for Active Listening Experiences," Paper P1-5, (2017 June.). doi:
J. Six, and M. Leman, "A Framework to Provide Fine-Grained Time-Dependent Context for Active Listening Experiences," Paper P1-5, (2017 June.). doi:
Abstract: This work presents a system that is able to provide fine-grained time-dependent context while listening to recorded music. By utilizing acoustic fingerprinting techniques the system recognizes which music is playing in the environment and also determines an exact playback position. This makes it possible to provide context at exactly the right time. The design of the system can be used to augment listening experiences with lyrics, scores, tablature or even music videos. To test the concept, a prototype has been built that is able to give feedback that coincides with the beat of music playing in the users environment. The system is evaluated with respect to timing and is able to respond to beats within 16 ms on average.
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TI - A Framework to Provide Fine-Grained Time-Dependent Context for Active Listening Experiences
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AB - This work presents a system that is able to provide fine-grained time-dependent context while listening to recorded music. By utilizing acoustic fingerprinting techniques the system recognizes which music is playing in the environment and also determines an exact playback position. This makes it possible to provide context at exactly the right time. The design of the system can be used to augment listening experiences with lyrics, scores, tablature or even music videos. To test the concept, a prototype has been built that is able to give feedback that coincides with the beat of music playing in the users environment. The system is evaluated with respect to timing and is able to respond to beats within 16 ms on average.
This work presents a system that is able to provide fine-grained time-dependent context while listening to recorded music. By utilizing acoustic fingerprinting techniques the system recognizes which music is playing in the environment and also determines an exact playback position. This makes it possible to provide context at exactly the right time. The design of the system can be used to augment listening experiences with lyrics, scores, tablature or even music videos. To test the concept, a prototype has been built that is able to give feedback that coincides with the beat of music playing in the users environment. The system is evaluated with respect to timing and is able to respond to beats within 16 ms on average.
Authors:
Six, Joren; Leman, Marc
Affiliation:
Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium
AES Conference:
2017 AES International Conference on Semantic Audio (June 2017)
Paper Number:
P1-5
Publication Date:
June 13, 2017Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Semantic Audio
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