A Methodological Investigation into the Application of the MVP Support System in Ensemble Performance Practice by Wind Instrument Players
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| author | Yamaguchi, Yasumasa |
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| contents | <p>This study explores the application and evaluation of the MVPSupport System during actual ensemble practice sessions. The MVP Support System captures the sound of performers through a microphone, estimates pitch using a machine learning model, and provides pitch feedback through a browser-based interface. Unlike conventional tuners that use needle and dial indicators, this system visualizes pitch deviations using color: red indicates a pitch higher than the reference, blue indicates a lower pitch, and green indicates correct intonation. While previous research on the MVP Support System has been conducted in controlled laboratory environments, this study applies the system in real-world ensemble rehearsal settings and discusses its methodological implications.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | A Methodological Investigation into the Application of the MVP Support System in Ensemble Performance Practice by Wind Instrument Players Yamaguchi, Yasumasa <p>This study explores the application and evaluation of the MVPSupport System during actual ensemble practice sessions. The MVP Support System captures the sound of performers through a microphone, estimates pitch using a machine learning model, and provides pitch feedback through a browser-based interface. Unlike conventional tuners that use needle and dial indicators, this system visualizes pitch deviations using color: red indicates a pitch higher than the reference, blue indicates a lower pitch, and green indicates correct intonation. While previous research on the MVP Support System has been conducted in controlled laboratory environments, this study applies the system in real-world ensemble rehearsal settings and discusses its methodological implications.</p> |
| title | A Methodological Investigation into the Application of the MVP Support System in Ensemble Performance Practice by Wind Instrument Players |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17642331 |