A method includes displaying, by an electronic device, a first interface, where the first interface includes a recording button used to record a first song, obtaining, by the electronic device, accompaniment of the first song and feature information of a cappella of an original singer, starting to record a cappella of the user that is sung by the user, and displaying, by the electronic device, guidance information on a second interface based on the feature information of the a cappella of the original singer, where the guidance information guides one or more of breathing and vibrato during the user's singing.

The present disclosure provides a live stream processing method, apparatus and system, electronic device and a storage medium. The first electronic device acquires target song information provided by second electronic device, and the target song information at least includes a target song identifier. Afterwards, the first electronic device plays the accompaniment audio synchronously with the second electronic device according to a target song identifier when the notification information is received, that is, when the second electronic device plays the accompaniment audio of the target song, and the first electronic device acquires the singing audio sent by the second electronic device through a server. Finally, the first electronic device takes the played accompaniment audio and the singing audio as a live stream and sends the live stream to the server.

User interface techniques provide user vocalists with mechanisms for forward and backward traversal of audiovisual content, including pitch cues, waveform- or envelope-type performance timelines, lyrics and/or other temporally-synchronized content at record-time, during edits, and/or in playback. Recapture of selected performance portions, coordination of group parts, and overdubbing may all be facilitated. Direct scrolling to arbitrary points in the performance timeline, lyrics, pitch cues and other temporally-synchronized content allows user to conveniently move through a capture or audiovisual edit session. In some cases, a user vocalist may be guided through the performance timeline, lyrics, pitch cues and other temporally-synchronized content in correspondence with group part information such as in a guided short-form capture for a duet. A scrubber allows user vocalists to conveniently move forward and backward through the temporally-synchronized content.

Provided are a method and device for processing a music file, a terminal and a storage medium. The method comprises: in response to a received sound effect adjustment instruction, acquiring a music file, the adjustment of which is indicated by the sound effect adjustment instruction; carrying out vocals and accompaniment separation on the music file to obtain vocal data and accompaniment data in the music file; carrying out first sound effect processing on the vocal data to obtain target vocal data, and carrying out second sound effect processing on the accompaniment data to obtain target accompaniment data; and synthesizing the target vocal data and the target accompaniment data to obtain a target music file.

An electronic musical instrument having an accompaniment function which detects the sound volume of inputted melody sounds for each sound range, and controls the sound volume of accompaniment sounds for each sound range in accordance with the detected sound volume of the melody sounds for each sound range.

A low complexity howling suppression system and method for portable karaoke system are provided. In the howling suppression, at least one infinite impulse response (IIR) filters are introduced for estimating the acoustic feedback picked up by the microphone from the real environment, and thereby to cancel out the acoustic feedback from the microphone input signal.

A computer-implemented sound processing method includes: outputting singing sound data based on a sound signal representing singing sound; and outputting sound data representing musical instrument sound that correlates with musical elements of the singing sound, by inputting input data that includes the singing sound data to a trained model that has learned, by machine learning, a relationship between singing sound for training and musical instrument sound for training.

Methods, systems, and storage media for generating a beatbox transcript are disclosed. Some examples may include: receiving an audio signal having a plurality of beatbox sounds, generating a spectrogram of the audio signal, processing the spectrogram of the audio signal with a neural network model trained on training samples including beatbox sounds, generating, by the neural network model a beatbox sound activation map including a plurality of activation times for a plurality of beatbox sounds, decoding the beatbox sound activation map into a beatbox transcript and providing the beatbox transcript as an output.

A computer-implemented method includes: providing backing track audio data, wherein each backing track includes information of at least: song tempo, tonal content that is synchronized with the backing track audio, selecting a song, receiving a real-time audio signal of the user's performance, estimating parameters, based on the audio signal, including at least: playing activity of the user, wherein detecting whether the user is producing any sounding notes with a musical instrument, tempo of the user's playing, and playing position of the user within the selected song, estimating the reliability of the estimated tempo and play position of the user, wherein a value of the reliability represents the probability that the amount of error in the estimated user tempo and play position is sufficiently small, and when the estimated reliability of the user position and tempo is sufficiently high, start playing the backing track at the user position and tempo.

Systems, methods, and apparatuses for implementing “Band Karaoke” as a platform to make music creation, either alone or in groups, more accessible to novice level participants, are described herein. More particularly, there is described, a specially configured system for systematically generating skill adapted musical arrangements on a per-user basis of a common musical piece for the collective performance by the users as an ad-hoc band. Other related embodiments are disclosed.