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Musical Attention Transformer: Music Generation Using a Music-Specific Attention Model

This study aims to enhance the quality of music generation using Transformers by incorporating meta-information. While Transformer-based approaches are effective at capturing long-term dependencies in musical compositions, the music they generate often suffers from issues such as excessive repetition or duplication of notes, leading to unnatural melodies. To address these limitations, we propose Musical Attention, a mechanism that incorporates meta-information such as bar numbers, key, signatures, and tempos into the attention process. Musical Attention explicitly leverages both the structural properties of music and its associated metadata, enabling the Transformer's attention mechanism ...

AuthorsShinnosuke Takasuka, Hideo Mukai
Primary categorycs.SD
Published20 May 2026
Last updated at source11 September 2026
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