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cs.SD2024

Demo of Zero-Shot Guitar Amplifier Modelling: Enhancing Modeling with Hyper Neural Networks

Yu-Hua Chen, Yuan-Chiao Cheng, Yen-Tung Yeh +4

Electric guitar tone modeling typically focuses on the non-linear transformation from clean to amplifier-rendered audio. Traditional methods rely on one-to-one mappings, incorporat…

cs.SD2024

DDSP Guitar Amp: Interpretable Guitar Amplifier Modeling

Yen-Tung Yeh, Yu-Hua Chen, Yuan-Chiao Cheng +4

Neural network models for guitar amplifier emulation, while being effective, often demand high computational cost and lack interpretability. Drawing ideas from physical amplifier d…

cs.SD2024★ 2 cited

Distortion Recovery: A Two-Stage Method for Guitar Effect Removal

Ying-Shuo Lee, Yueh-Po Peng, Jui-Te Wu +3

Removing audio effects from electric guitar recordings makes it easier for post-production and sound editing. An audio distortion recovery model not only improves the clarity of th…

cs.SD2024

Towards zero-shot amplifier modeling: One-to-many amplifier modeling via tone embedding control

Yu-Hua Chen, Yen-Tung Yeh, Yuan-Chiao Cheng +4

Replicating analog device circuits through neural audio effect modeling has garnered increasing interest in recent years. Existing work has predominantly focused on a one-to-one em…

cs.SD2024

A Study on Synthesizing Expressive Violin Performances: Approaches and Comparisons

Tzu-Yun Hung, Jui-Te Wu, Yu-Chia Kuo +3

Expressive music synthesis (EMS) for violin performance is a challenging task due to the disagreement among music performers in the interpretation of expressive musical terms (EMTs…