Abstract Guitar effects are commonly used in popular music to shape the guitar sound fit specific genres, or create more variety within musical compositions. The not only is determined by choice of effect, but also heavily depends on parameter settings effect. Previous research focused classification and extraction their from solo audio recordings. However, realistic instrument mixes. This work...

Purpose: This study aims to find out what songs (tetti') are on the Lampung Coastal Classical Guitar and be able transcribed into beam notation. Because so far not many have become learning materials. Research methods: Qualitative research with a case approach is applied musicological analysis will used analyze passages tuning system Guitar. Results discussion: The results of reduction were ana...

This paper is concerned with extracting excitation signals from recorded plucked-string sounds from an acoustic guitar. Three pre-existing methods are reviewed: the matrix pencil inverse-filtering (MPIF) method by Laroche and Meillier (1994), the sinusoids plus noise inverse-filtering (SPNIF) method by Välimäki and Tolonen (1998), and the magnitude spectrum smoothing (MSS) method by Laurenti an...

Understanding the gap between a musical score and a real performance of that score is still a challenging problem. To tackle this broad problem, researchers focus on specific instruments and/or musical styles. Hence, our research is focused on the study of classical guitar and aims at designing a system able to model the use of the expressive resources of that instrument. Thus, one of the first...

This paper describes a new musical instrument inspired by the pedal-steel guitar, along with its motivations and other considerations. Creating a multi-dimensional, expressive instrument was the primary driving force. For these criteria the pedal steel guitar proved an apt model as it allows control over several instrument parameters simultaneously and continuously. The parameters we wanted con...

In this paper the problem of the synthesis of plucked strings by means of physically inspired models is reconsidered in the context of the player’s interaction with the virtual instrument. While solutions for the synthesis of guitar tones have been proposed, which are excellent from the acoustic point of view, the problem of the control of the physical parameters directly by the player has not ...

A method is presented for converting between Guitar Hero difficulty levels by treating the problem as one of machine translation, with the different difficulties as different “languages.” The Guitar Hero I and II discs provide aligned corpora with which to train bigrambased language models and translation models. Given an Expert sequence, the model can create sequences of Hard, Medium, or Easy ...

Electric guitar is one of the most emblematic musical instruments. It benefits from a large community that constantly extends its frontiers by innovating playing technique and adding control surfaces. This work focuses on palm muting, one of the most known electric guitar techniques. This technique is produced when the palm of the picking hand is used to damp the strings and this can have a str...

Music recordings most often consist of multiple instrument signals, which overlap in time and frequency. In the field of Music Information Retrieval (MIR), existing algorithms for the automatic transcription and analysis of music recordings aim to extract semantic information from mixed audio signals. In the last years, it was frequently observed that the algorithm performance is limited due to...

This study aims to describe the implementation of online learning on cultural arts learning, especially music that discuss about western guitar material class XI IPA II at SMAN 5 Tanjung Jabung Timur. research includes qualitative using descriptive approaches. instrument is a researcher itself and assisted with supporting instruments such as stationery mobile phones. Data collection techniques ...