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Aria-MIDI: A Dataset of Piano MIDI Files for Symbolic Music Modeling

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arxiv 2504.15071 v1 pith:UCWTMGXL submitted 2025-04-21 cs.SD cs.AIcs.LG

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keywords audiodatasetfilesmidiaria-midimetadatapianorecordings
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We introduce an extensive new dataset of MIDI files, created by transcribing audio recordings of piano performances into their constituent notes. The data pipeline we use is multi-stage, employing a language model to autonomously crawl and score audio recordings from the internet based on their metadata, followed by a stage of pruning and segmentation using an audio classifier. The resulting dataset contains over one million distinct MIDI files, comprising roughly 100,000 hours of transcribed audio. We provide an in-depth analysis of our techniques, offering statistical insights, and investigate the content by extracting metadata tags, which we also provide. Dataset available at https://github.com/loubbrad/aria-midi.

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