Application of artificial intelligence in music generation: a systematic review

Frank Manuel Gutiérrez Paitan, María Acuña Meléndez, Christian Ovalle

Abstract


Our analysis explores the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) in music generation, showcasing progress in electronic music, automatic music generation, evolution in music, contributions to music-related disciplines, specific studies, contributions to the renewal of western music, and hardware development and educational applications. The identified methods encompass neural networks, automation and simulation, neuroscience techniques, optimization algorithms, data analysis, and Bayesian models, computational algorithms, and music processing and audio analysis. These approaches signify the complexity and versatility of AI in music creation. The interdisciplinary impact is evident, extending into sound engineering, music therapy, and cognitive neuroscience. Robust frameworks for evaluation include Bayesian models, fractal metrics, and the statistical creator-evaluator. The global reach of this research underscores AI's transformative role in contemporary music, opening avenues for future interdisciplinary exploration and algorithmic enhancements.

Keywords


Artificial intelligence; Automation and simulation; Music generation; Music processing; Optimization algorithms; Systematic review

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DOI: http://doi.org/10.11591/ijai.v13.i4.pp3715-3726

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