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cs.SD2026

LiveBand: Live Accompaniment Generation in the Audio Domain

Marco Pasini, Javier Nistal, Ben Hayes +3

We present LiveBand, a real-time system that generates high-fidelity music accompaniments to live audio input, respecting strict causal constraints. Our method trains a causal tran…

cs.SD2025

Perceptually Aligning Representations of Music via Noise-Augmented Autoencoders

Mathias Rose Bjare, Giorgia Cantisani, Marco Pasini +2

We argue that training autoencoders to reconstruct inputs from noised versions of their encodings, when combined with perceptually motivated losses, yields encodings that are struc…

cs.SD2025

Estimating Musical Surprisal from Audio in Autoregressive Diffusion Model Noise Spaces

Mathias Rose Bjare, Stefan Lattner, Gerhard Widmer

Recently, the information content (IC) of predictions from a Generative Infinite-Vocabulary Transformer (GIVT) has been used to model musical expectancy and surprisal in audio. We…

cs.SD2025

Estimating Musical Surprisal in Audio

Mathias Rose Bjare, Giorgia Cantisani, Stefan Lattner +1

In modeling musical surprisal expectancy with computational methods, it has been proposed to use the information content (IC) of one-step predictions from an autoregressive model a…

cs.SD2024

Controlling Surprisal in Music Generation via Information Content Curve Matching

Mathias Rose Bjare, Stefan Lattner, Gerhard Widmer

In recent years, the quality and public interest in music generation systems have grown, encouraging research into various ways to control these systems. We propose a novel method…

cs.SD2023

Exploring Sampling Techniques for Generating Melodies with a Transformer Language Model

Mathias Rose Bjare, Stefan Lattner, Gerhard Widmer

Research in natural language processing has demonstrated that the quality of generations from trained autoregressive language models is significantly influenced by the used samplin…

cs.SD2022

On the Typicality of Musical Sequences

Mathias Rose Bjare, Stefan Lattner

It has been shown in a recent publication that words in human-produced English language tend to have an information content close to the conditional entropy. In this paper, we show…