Synthesis of Turkish Makam Music Scores Using An Adaptive Tuning Approach

Main Authors: Atlı, Hasan Sercan, Şentürk, Sertan, Bozkurt, Barış, Serra, Xavier
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Terbitan: , 2017
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author Atlı, Hasan Sercan
Şentürk, Sertan
Bozkurt, Barış
Serra, Xavier
title Synthesis of Turkish Makam Music Scores Using An Adaptive Tuning Approach
publishDate 2017
topic score synthesis
audio tuning analysis
Turkish makam music
predominant melody extraction
tonic identification
Karplus-Strong string model
MusicXML
url https://zenodo.org/record/580743
contents Music synthesis is one of the most essential features of music notation software and applications aimed at navigating digital music score libraries. Currently, the majority of music synthesis tools are designed for Eurogenetic musics, and they are not able to address the culture-specific aspects (such as tuning, intonation and timbre) of many music cultures. In this paper, we focus on the tuning dimension in musical score playback for Turkish Makam Music (TMM). Based on existing computational tuning analysis methodologies, we propose an automatic synthesis methodology, which allows the user to listen to a music score synthesized according to the tuning extracted from an audio recording. As a proof-of-concept, we also present a desktop application, which allows the users to listen to playback of TMM music scores according to the theoretical temperament or a user specified reference recording. The playback of the synthesis using the tuning extracted from the recordings may provide a better user experience, and it may be used to assist music education, enhance music score editors and complement research in computational musicology.
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