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Hauptverfasser: Tan, Chih-Pin, Kao, Hsuan-Kai, Su, Li, Yang, Yi-Hsuan
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Veröffentlicht: 2025
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Online-Zugang:https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.15270
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author Tan, Chih-Pin
Kao, Hsuan-Kai
Su, Li
Yang, Yi-Hsuan
author_facet Tan, Chih-Pin
Kao, Hsuan-Kai
Su, Li
Yang, Yi-Hsuan
contents Recent advances in AI-based music generation have focused heavily on text-conditioned models, with less attention given to reference-based generation such as song adaptation. To support this line of research, we introduce LargeSHS, a large-scale dataset derived from SecondHandSongs, containing over 1.7 million metadata entries and approximately 900k publicly accessible audio links. Unlike existing datasets, LargeSHS includes structured adaptation relationships between musical works, enabling the construction of adaptation trees and performance clusters that represent cover song families. We provide comprehensive statistics and comparisons with existing datasets, highlighting the unique scale and richness of LargeSHS. This dataset paves the way for new research in cover song generation, reference-based music generation, and adaptation-aware MIR tasks.
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spellingShingle LargeSHS: A large-scale dataset of music adaptation
Tan, Chih-Pin
Kao, Hsuan-Kai
Su, Li
Yang, Yi-Hsuan
Sound
Recent advances in AI-based music generation have focused heavily on text-conditioned models, with less attention given to reference-based generation such as song adaptation. To support this line of research, we introduce LargeSHS, a large-scale dataset derived from SecondHandSongs, containing over 1.7 million metadata entries and approximately 900k publicly accessible audio links. Unlike existing datasets, LargeSHS includes structured adaptation relationships between musical works, enabling the construction of adaptation trees and performance clusters that represent cover song families. We provide comprehensive statistics and comparisons with existing datasets, highlighting the unique scale and richness of LargeSHS. This dataset paves the way for new research in cover song generation, reference-based music generation, and adaptation-aware MIR tasks.
title LargeSHS: A large-scale dataset of music adaptation
topic Sound
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.15270