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(a) Process of a MIDI-to-Singing system. (b) Score editor of MIDI-to-Singing.

(a) Process of a MIDI-to-Singing system. (b) Score editor of MIDI-to-Singing.

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Fig. 1. Japanese MIDI-to-Singing Demo Websites:...
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Fig. 4. (a) Process of a MIDI-to-Singing system. (b) Score editor of...
Building a Japanese MIDI-to-Singing song synthesis using an English male voice
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This work reports development of a MIDI-to-Singing song synthesis that will produce audio files from MIDI data and arbitrary Romaji lyrics in Japanese. The MIDI-to-Singing system relies on the Flinger (Festival singer) for singing voice synthesis. Originally, this MIDI-to-Singing system was developed by English. Based on some Japanese pronunciation...
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... and the Editor automatically converts the lyrics into phonetic symbols by looking into a built-in pronunciation dictionary. If the word consists of two or more syllables, the Editor automatically decomposes it into syllables. The user can easily add vibrato in the Editor. A screenshot of the MIDI-to-Singing process and score editor is shown in Fig. 4(a) and 4(b). https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201820102006 ICI 2017 ...

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