Computer-Assisted Interactive Platform Design for Online Music Teaching Based on Cloud Computing

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  • Hua Jiang University of Science and Technology, Liaoning 114051, China

Abstract

Combining multimedia speech recognition technology and harmony technology, one can realize automatic control and optimization in the process of music creation. This improves the quality and efficiency of music creation. This paper designs a computer-assisted interactive platform for music teaching and develops an interactive creation platform for computer-aided music teaching embedded within the Linux root file system. In the cloud computing environment, music teaching resource scheduling, information compilation and data storage design are carried out, and the music speech recognition algorithm is optimized. Considering that the tones include pitch and overtone components, the signal they contain has a wide spectral
characteristic, so harmonic weighting will have a large peak at the fundamental frequency of each note. The research shows that the platform designed in this paper has a strong ability to detect and recognize the voice signal during music creation, and this improve the interactive creation quality of music teaching.

Keywords: Deep Learning; Online Music Teaching;Signal Processing; Signal De-noising

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H. Jiang, "Computer-Assisted Interactive Platform Design for Online Music Teaching Based
on Cloud Computing", Engineering Intelligent Systems, vol. 27 no. 1, pp. 47-54, 2019.


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Published

2019-06-01

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Vol. 27 No. 2 (2019): International Journal of Engineering Intelligent Systems

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