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Silent Metronome: Rhythmic Grounding for Live Music Accompaniment
Live accompaniment models generate music for an incoming audio stream, committing to each output frame before hearing what comes next. In this strictly causal setting the model must infer tempo, meter, and metrical phase from its own imperfect past, whereby compounding errors quickly become audible
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