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Reference-Free Singing Pitch Correction via Music-Constrained Sequence Editing
Existing singing pitch correction approaches rely on target melodies or accompaniment tracks, which may be unavailable in practice. We formulate reference-free singing pitch correction as a music-constrained sequence editing task that determines whether and how each note should be corrected from the
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