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  1. janbednarik
    Thanks for your reply it is very helpful. You're right about the calibration it is the essential thing for my application. As for the hands splitting I didn't know there were papers issued about this problem, I'll look into the method (using hidden markov models) you suggested and I might eventually use it :-)
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    That's another option :-) Not everyone has the MIDI keyboard though. It's the kind of thing the copmposers who consider themself professionals possess. On the other hand, almost everyone has a smartphone today. That's why I think the ordinary pianists might find this app handy :-)
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    Well you're absolutely right that the piano score should divide left and right hand. But the application is not almighty and it is not the replacement for musicians' aural skills. the main intention is to ease the process of transfering the idea into piano score. So as I see it, if you wanted to write your own composition into piano score, you could for instance play at first one hand alone and generate the MIDI output, then the other hand alone and generate thi MIDI output, then you cna mix it in the appropriate software. In this way you would be able to create a piano score much faster in comparison to manal writing in any software. What do you think about this point of view?
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    Thanks for your answers! :-) Well I don't expect it would be easy at all but I'll do my best. I don't think the application would be capable of splitting the two hands as it just can't know, which hand played whoch notes. Maybe if both hands played in different octaves. Then they dould be split according to a pitch. Anyway, iy you gave such app a shot which mobile paltform would you prefer? I tried AudioScore too and I have to admit this software sucks. But it tries to be complex, it tries to recognize multiple instruments. What I want to do is making simple application that recognizes just a piano from just a pinao sound. It wouldn't be capable of processing let's say an MP3 where the whole music band is playing. So I hope it wouldn't be impossible to create such an app:-) Anyway, what mobile platform would you prefer? And what do other musicians thnk of this project? :-)
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    Hello fellow pianists :-) I would like to hear your opinion. I am the university student and this year I am working on my bachelor's thesis. I would like to make a smartphone application that would help the piano students or composers to easily transfer their ideas to piano score. The application would be capable of recording someone playing the piano then it would recognize the single notes or polyphony, the rythm and finally it would generete the MIDI output. The MIDI output could be then imported to some 3rd party dekstop software (like Finale, etc.) to obtain the classical piano score. Before I start I need to know whether you, pianists, would even like to use such an application. So would you use an application that can recognize and process the piano sound and generate the MIDI output? And if so what mobile platform would you prefer? Android / iOS / Windows Phone / Symbian / BlackBerry / anything else? What do you think? I really need your feedback and I would appreciate every answer! :-) Thanks in advance.
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