Melody Extraction From Polyphonic Music By Deep Learning Approaches: A Review

Abstract

Melody extraction is a vital music information retrieval task among music researchers for its potential applications in education pedagogy and the music industry. Melody extraction is a notoriously challenging task due to the presence of background instruments. Also, often melodic source exhibits similar characteristics to that of the other instruments. The interfering background accompaniment with the vocals makes extracting the melody from the mixture signal much more challenging. Until recently, classical signal processing-based melody extraction methods were quite popular among melody extraction researchers. The ability of the deep learning models to model large-scale data and the ability of the models to learn automatic features by exploiting spatial and temporal dependencies inspired many researchers to adopt deep learning models for melody extraction. In this paper, an attempt has been made to review the up-to-date data-driven deep learning approaches for melody extraction from

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