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MusicSynth: An Automated Pipeline for Generating Violin Fingerboard Animations from Sheet Music Using Optical Music Recognition

Learning the violin is harder than it looks. Unlike piano keys or guitar frets, the violin neck has no markings at all, so a beginner cannot tell by looking where to place each finger. MusicSynth is an open-source web tool that tries to fix that: user uploads a photo of any violin sheet music (or a digital score file), and the system automatically produces a video showing a violin fingerboard with each note highlighted at the right moment -- no software to install, no manual note entry required. The system connects three existing open-source tools into one pipeline: an optical music recognition (OMR) library reads the notes from the uploaded image, a MusicXML parser extracts timing inform...

AuthorsAbhimanyu Kaushik
Primary categorycs.SD
Published16 May 2026
Last updated at source16 May 2026
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