Anna Wszeborowska - Processing music on the fly with Python

Music transcription allows to convert an audio recording to musical notation through mathematical analysis. It is a very complex problem, especially for polyphonic music - currently existing solutions yield results with approx. 70% or less accuracy.
In the talk we will focus on transcribing a monophonic audio input and see how we can modify it on the fly. To achieve that, we need to determine pitch and duration of each note, and then use these parameters to create a sequence of MIDI events. MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface and it encodes commands used to generate sounds by musical hardware or software.
Let’s see how to play around with sounds using Python and a handful of its powerful libraries. And let’s do it in real-time!

[@atlantis_expedition_member4747]

Good talk. Concise and understandable. I like her.

[@choleralul]

Simp

[@atlantis_expedition_member4747]

@@choleralul lol😂

[@Mirceabogdanstanciu]

adding Ableton in the title or description might bring more views

[@johnpenguin9188]

Bogdan Mircea Stanciu yes, but her job has very little to do with the talk.

[@andrewsanchez5895]

Amazing! Working on stuff like this would truly be a dream job. Working for Ableton could easily become a new life goal.

[@Nxt43]

One of the best tutorial, thank you :)

[@sancti-paprichio-music]

ableton and python, what could be better

[@alessandrocasol9499]

talking about ableton and music production, really wished for a deEsser on this voice :D
Btw great conference 😊

[@konrad7322]

Greetings from Polnad :)

[@alexanderevans8524]

I used ableton and kaos pads for years. I love it!

[@mekolaos9341]

7:05 "what could possibly go wrong" right ?

[@lank_asif]

This is inspirational. Thank you

[@goedel_escher_bach]

Thank you, Anna! Good job!

[@MarkJay]

Cool talk.

[@jeremyuzan1169]

love it, good presentation !

[@sabihass5361]

Thank you! :)

[@banjotramp1]

Cool. I remember trying something like this decades ago on a Commodore 64 in assembly. Needless to say, I failed completely : )

[@dbiswas]

All i can say, beauty with 🧠

[@emptiness116]

this is awesome

[@AvantGrade]

Great tutorial ❤️

[@niteshsurana]

Nice explanation!

[@abhayy1008]

Hi this program will be work on Windows, I faced some challenges could you help me

[@LennartDoering]

very cool!!

[@wahabf3071]

she deserves to be a professor

[@lozD83]

There appear to be a lot of lechy guys here. Show some respect for this woman and her insightful presentation. You're embarrassing yourselves.

[@vadimzaman1085]

S.O.S.

[@ja7857]

They make up their own math terms, which makes the talk more confusing.

[@Ruhuzursuz]

insan dinlerken yoruluyor. çok mu heyecanlanmış normal hali mi bu

[@L0wPressure]

18:49 of course there would be 69 in the formula, i knew it

[@ChrisLeeW00]

Oh thus is begging to be on a curcuitpython board. A diy metrotuner maybe?

[@microtonalmilio5233]

The information given was 100 percent the best and amazing. The actual presentation was awful. She was all over the place, very nervous and looked pissed off and in a hurry. But like I said, the information was the best.

[@chrisxu9373]

How beautiful she is! The most attractive python tutorial I'v ever seen!

[@timwilliams632]

Oh, it was about Python?
Joking: I'm just looking for information in general and hoping there is something similar for micropython either now or soon

[@sCealt]

agreed!

[@philippwurzner904]

20:00 „a library called simplecoremidi written by Michael League“ 🐶😨

[@Seroison]

could be "my colleague"

[@lozD83]

@@Seroison yep. Definitely "my colleague". She just put emphasis on the wrong syllable is all

[@johnpenguin9188]

“Operations on big mattresses”
I uh...
Nevermind

[@alaeifR]

VIM 👹

[@mattstroker3742]

Zo. Hallo hey.

[@ChipK-gl6xm]

Can she process the love from my heart for her?

[@mishikookropiridze]

Intersting topic but i think Anna is having language barrier problems dunno

[@andrewsanchez5895]

I thought her English was quite impressive.

[@wdglide40]

SO WHAT?

[@ikickss]

Yeah. It looks to me she's not a very experienced public speaker, and she shows all the signs of it: lots of little ticks. But she has very little verbal clutches for an inexperienced non-native speaker.

[@DestinationDub]

I'm looking forward to seeing your talk about a complex subject in your second language. Link?

[@GingerBeker]

everybody thinks it but they are too shy to write it ... you are beautiful and also nerd ... marry me !!!

[@adesva]

they're not too shy to write it, they just recognise that writing this kind of stuff is just cringy

[@aakankshaagrawal2454]

@@adesva and extremely problematic