Zeqian Ju

No. In fact, you just need to run the ``gen_dictionary`` function in ``gen.py`` to get the dict (ref: ``https://github.com/microsoft/muzic/blob/main/telemelody/training/template2melody/gen.py#L180``）

Hi @benfenison , you can refer to this link https://github.com/microsoft/muzic/issues/29#issuecomment-1019877476

Hi @elricwan . You can modify the ``mode`` variable ( ``MAJ`` or ``MIN`` ) in the [code](https://github.com/microsoft/muzic/blob/main/telemelody/inferrence/infer_en.py#L256) to control the tonality during inference.

@elricwan Yes. It is a common trick since transposition (other majors to C major / other minors to A minor) is trivial and rule-based. Thus, we need to consider one...

Not yet. Instead, I choose to use the sparse attention mentioned in the paper(e.g. axial_col)

Hi. You can refer to the [readme](https://github.com/microsoft/muzic/tree/main/telemelody) file for more information on how to obtain the dataset. Specifically, you can generate the template-to-melody dataset using the [lmd-matched](https://colinraffel.com/projects/lmd/) dataset. As for...

Due to potential copyright issues, we are unable to share the training data. However, we have provided instructions on how to process the data so that you can build your...

You can try the instructions first. I’ll be glad to help you fix any bugs you encounter.

@EduardoPach Thank you for your contribution. Your instructions are correct. As an additional suggestion, you may want to consider replacing punctuations in the line with '[sep]' to improve rhythm quality,...

@EduardoPach It appears that your inputs are either empty or invalid. In order for me to verify this, could you please provide more detailed information?