Towards Robust Transcription: Exploring Noise Injection Strategies for Training Data Augmentation
Recent advancements in Automatic Piano Transcription (APT) have significantly improved system performance, but the impact of noisy environments on the system performance remains largely unexplored. This study investigates the impact of white noise at various Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) levels on state-of-the-art APT models and evaluates the performance of the Onsets and Frames model when trained on noise-augmented data. We hope this research provides valuable insights as preliminary work toward developing transcription models that maintain consistent performance across a range of acoustic conditions.
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