Arabic Music Classification and Generation using Deep Learning
Mohamed Elshaarawy, Ashrakat Saeed, Mariam Sheta, Abdelrahman Said,, Asem Bakr, Omar Bahaa, Walid Gomaa

TL;DR
This paper introduces a deep learning system that classifies Egyptian music by composer with 81.4% accuracy and generates new similar music using CNN autoencoders, advancing music classification and synthesis techniques.
Contribution
It presents a novel CNN-based approach for classifying and generating Egyptian music, demonstrating effective use of mel spectrograms and autoencoders for these tasks.
Findings
Achieved 81.4% accuracy in composer classification.
Successfully generated new music samples similar to original pieces.
Demonstrated the effectiveness of CNN autoencoders for music generation.
Abstract
This paper proposes a machine learning approach for classifying classical and new Egyptian music by composer and generating new similar music. The proposed system utilizes a convolutional neural network (CNN) for classification and a CNN autoencoder for generation. The dataset used in this project consists of new and classical Egyptian music pieces composed by different composers. To classify the music by composer, each sample is normalized and transformed into a mel spectrogram. The CNN model is trained on the dataset using the mel spectrograms as input features and the composer labels as output classes. The model achieves 81.4\% accuracy in classifying the music by composer, demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed approach. To generate new music similar to the original pieces, a CNN autoencoder is trained on a similar dataset. The model is trained to encode the mel…
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TopicsMusic and Audio Processing
