most citedEmergent, not Immanent: A Baradian Reading of Explainable AI

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Emergent, not Immanent: A Baradian Reading of Explainable AI

Fabio Morreale, Joan Serrà, Yuki Mitsufuji

Explainable AI (XAI) is frequently positioned as a technical problem of revealing the inner workings of an AI model. This position is affected by unexamined onto-epistemological as…

eess.AS2025

Automatic Music Mixing using a Generative Model of Effect Embeddings

Eloi Moliner, Marco A. Martínez-Ramírez, Junghyun Koo +5

Music mixing involves combining individual tracks into a cohesive mixture, a task characterized by subjectivity where multiple valid solutions exist for the same input. Existing au…

cs.SD2025

Automatic Music Sample Identification with Multi-Track Contrastive Learning

Alain Riou, Joan Serrà, Yuki Mitsufuji

Sampling, the technique of reusing pieces of existing audio tracks to create new music content, is a very common practice in modern music production. In this paper, we tackle the c…

eess.AS2025

Towards Blind Data Cleaning: A Case Study in Music Source Separation

Azalea Gui, Woosung Choi, Junghyun Koo +5

The performance of deep learning models for music source separation heavily depends on training data quality. However, datasets are often corrupted by difficult-to-detect artifacts…

cs.SD2025

Attribution-by-design: Ensuring Inference-Time Provenance in Generative Music Systems

Fabio Morreale, Wiebke Hutiri, Joan Serrà +2

The rise of AI-generated music is diluting royalty pools and revealing structural flaws in existing remuneration frameworks, challenging the well-established artist compensation sy…

cs.SD2025

Leveraging Whisper Embeddings for Audio-based Lyrics Matching

Eleonora Mancini, Joan Serrà, Paolo Torroni +1

Audio-based lyrics matching can be an appealing alternative to other content-based retrieval approaches, but existing methods often suffer from limited reproducibility and inconsis…