Title: Developing a real-time musical note detection and transcription

system using machine learning algorithms.

Abstract: Note recognition and transcription are fundamental tasks in music analysis and
production. Accurately identifying and transcribing notes can provide valuable information about
the composition, structure and style of music. Traditional methods for transcribing music by
hand are time-consuming, labour-intensive and error-prone. Therefore, there is a growing need
for an automatic real-time note recognition and transcription system using machine learning
algorithms. Music companies and academic institutions will greatly benefit from the
development of such a system. Musicologists can use this system to study the evolution of
music over time, identify patterns and trends in musical compositions, and analyse and compare
different music styles and cultures. It is challenging to develop a real-time system that finds
musical notes and transcribes them accurately and reliably despite the potential benefits. Pitch,
timing, and dynamic variations must also be considered when the system detects and
transcribes notes from various musical instruments, styles, and genres. Therefore, to achieve
high accuracy and robustness in musical note detection and transcription, machine-learning
algorithms and advanced signal-processing techniques must be used.

Using machine learning algorithms, the project aims to develop a real-time system for detecting
and transcribing musical notes. Several stages of the system will be involved, including the
processing of audio signals, the extraction of features, and the detection and transcription of
notes. Feature extraction will be performed after the audio signal has been preprocessed and
converted into a suitable format. Pitch, duration, and amplitude will be extracted from the audio
signal during the feature extraction stage. Machine learning algorithms will classify and
transcribe musical notes based on the extracted features in the note detection and transcription
stage. Musical note detection and transcription using machine-learning algorithms is the novelty
of this project. To learn the patterns and characteristics of different musical styles and
instruments, the system will be trained using a large dataset of annotated musical notes. To
enhance the accuracy and robustness of note detection and transcription, the system will also
incorporate advanced signal processing techniques, such as time-frequency analysis and
spectral analysis. The system provides valuable information about the structure and
composition of music, enabling new forms of music analysis and production. In addition, the
system has practical applications in the music industry and academia, providing a more
effective and efficient way to analyse and produce music.

There are several benefits to society and the community from developing a real-time system for
detecting and tracing musical notes. It provides new insights into different musical styles and
cultures, which can enhance the quality and diversity of music. In addition to improving
efficiency and cost-effectiveness, it allows for more accurate and efficient music analysis,
innovation and creativity in the music industry. In addition, the system can be used in music
education, allowing students to learn and analyse music more effectively. Overall, this project
has the potential to make significant contributions to the music industry, academia and society
as a whole.