Smart Equalizer - Artificial Neural Networks in Music

Grigoruta Alexandru

coord. Lect. dr. Ignat Anca

Table of Contents

1. Presenting the hypothesis

2. Sound equalization

3. Proposed architecture

4. Results

5. Conclusions

Presenting the hypothesis

Shuffled Playlist

Manual Equalization

Just Enjoy

Automatic Equalization

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Photo by Kelvin Lutan on Unsplash

Sound equalization

Sound equalization - Parameters

Cutoff Frequencies

Central Frequency

Bandwidth

Gain

Sound equalization - Types

Shelving Equalizer

Graphic Equalizer

Parametric Equalizer

Implementation steps

1. Research similar papers or applications

2. Research audio signal processing papers

3. Understand current situation and progress in the ASP community

4. Define and design multiple architectures

5. Implement and optimize the most viable architecture

6. Train the architecture on a big dataset

7. Test the agent with different audio files, optimize based on findings

Proposed architecture

Proposed architecture - Genre Detection

Proposed architecture - Automated EQ

Results

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

Equalized

Original

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik KV 525

ZZ Top - La Grange

Conclusions

Optimizations

Future Work

Different Architecture

Bigger, more diverse dataset

Target gains set by a number of professional sound engineers

User Interface

Learning user behaviour and equalizing based on it

Integration with existing or new music streaming service

Thank you!

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