Information Processing Society of Japan
IPSJ Special Interest Group on MUSic and computer
(SIGMUS)
Last modified: July 26, 2010. [
Japanese ]
SIGMUS is a multidisciplinary research community that draws upon
a wide range of disciplines and methodologies including
- acoustics,
- signal processing,
- pattern recognition,
- artificial intelligence,
- musicology
- and psycho-acoustics.
Since its organization in 1985, the community has
grown steadily in membership and stature.
Five regular meetings are being held each year, where
papers are presented concerned with
- automatic transcription,
- sound source separation,
- classification,
- analysis,
- understanding,
- retrieval,
- recommendation,
- alignment,
- transformation,
- summarization,
- composition,
- arrangement,
- synthesis,
- production,
- assistance,
- coding,
- visualization,
- user interface,
- database and annotation.
The following list exhibits the papers that have won the Yamashita
Research Award from IPSJ, which highlight the important trends and
challenges over the last decade within the MUS community.
- A Blind Decomposition of Concurrent Sounds (Mamoru Ueda, Waseda
University, 1994)
- Development of Cyber Shakuhati (Tsutomu Kanamori, L.I.S.T., 1995)
- A Jazz Session System for Interplay among All Players: I. System
Overview and Implementation on Distributed Computing Environment
(Masataka Goto, Waseda University, 1997)
- A WWW - based Melody Retrieval System (Tomonari Sonoda, Waseda
University, 1999)
- A Learning Session System : Statistical Modeling of Player's Reactions
(Masatoshi Hamanaka, University of Tsukuba, 2001)
- Papipuun: Music Summarization System based on GTTM (Keiji Hirata, NTT,
2003)
- Estimation of Number of Sound Sources and Octave Position in Multi -
Pitch Extraction Using Harmonic Clustering (Hirokazu Kameoka, The
University of Tokyo, 2005)
- An Error Correction Method of Drum Sound Recognition by Estimating Drum
Patterns (Kazuyoshi Yoshii, Kyoto University, 2006)
- Automatic Synchronization Between Musical Audio Signals and Their
Lyrics: Vocal Separation and Viterbi Alignment of Vowel Phonemes
(Hiromasa Fujihara, Kyoto University, 2007)
- A Stochastic Representation of Sung Melody and the Dynamic
Characteristics (Yasunori Ohishi, Nagoya University, 2008)
- SingBySpeaking: Singing Voice Conversion System from Speaking Voice By
Controlling Acoustic Features Affecting Singing Voice Perception
(Takeshi Saito, AIST, 2008)
- VocaListener: An Automatic Parameter Estimation System for Singing Synthesis by Mimicking User's Singing
(Tomoyasu Nakano, AIST, 2009)
- Orpheus: A System for Prosody-based Automatic Song Composition from the Lyrics
(Satoru Fukayama, the University of Tokyo, 2009)
What's New
All the linked pages in this section are written only in Japanese.
- May 20, 2010.
- Call for Papers of the 87th regular meeting appeared
here.
(Application due: August 13, 2010.)
- June 22, 2010.
- Program of the 86th regular meeting appeared
here.
Recent & Upcoming Meetings/Conferences
All the linked CFP/Program pages in this section are written only in Japanese.
- The 85th regular meeting
May 27-28, 2010 (Tohoku University at Miyagi)
- The 86th regular meeting
July 28-30, 2010 (Tsukuba grand Hotel at Ibaraki)
- The 87th regular meeting
October 14-15, 2010 (KDDI R&D Laboratories at Saitama)
- CFP
(Application due: August 13, 2010)
- Program
- The 88th regular meeting
December 4-5, 2010 (Showa Academia Musicae at Kanagawa)
- The 89th regular meeting
February 11-12, 2010 (Kyushu University at Fukuoka)
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E-mail: sigmus[at]qwik.itri.aist.go.jp
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