The Gocen Detector Scans and Plays Handwritten Sheet Music in Real Time
Elise Ying-Hei Ho — November 19, 2012 — Tech
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The project headed by Assistant Professor Tetsuaki Baba at the Toyko Metropolitan University enables the Gocen detector to scan and play handwritten sheet music in real time.
The detector is able to detect keywords for instruments and automatically adjusts its program to play the desired instrument. Aside from playing prescribed notes, the detector can also be shifted upwards or downwards -- especially for stringed instruments -- to raise or lower the pitch. For stronger louder notes, all the musician has to do is enlarge the size of the note.
The Gocen detector is an easy way for starting or aspiring musicians to experiment with different sounds and tunes by getting an immediate feel for the different melodies.
The detector is able to detect keywords for instruments and automatically adjusts its program to play the desired instrument. Aside from playing prescribed notes, the detector can also be shifted upwards or downwards -- especially for stringed instruments -- to raise or lower the pitch. For stronger louder notes, all the musician has to do is enlarge the size of the note.
The Gocen detector is an easy way for starting or aspiring musicians to experiment with different sounds and tunes by getting an immediate feel for the different melodies.
Trend Themes
1. Real-time Music Scanners - Development of music scanners that can scan and play handwritten sheet music in real-time, offer opportunities for musicians to experiment with different sounds and tunes by immediately getting a feel for the different melodies.
2. Automated Music Instrument Adjustments - Development of detectors that adjust the program to play the desired instrument by detecting keywords, automating music instrument adjustments, and shifting pitches offer opportunities for enhancing musical experiences for musicians globally.
3. Evolving Music Learning Programs - Development of detectors that enable musicians to experiment with different sounds and tunes and offer an easy way to learn music can transform traditional music learning programs into evolving music learning programs.
Industry Implications
1. Music Education Industry - The ultimate tool for beginner musicians to learn music has arrived, paving the way for a technology-driven music education industry.
2. Entertainment Industry - Incorporation of real-time music scanners in entertainment industries, with abilities to adjust pitches and instrument keywords offers endless gig opportunities for musicians worldwide.
3. Music Production Industry - Real-time music scanners that can scan and play handwritten sheet music with automatic program adjustments and pitch shifts offer endless and innovative production opportunities for music producers.
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