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Diptych: Scoped, AI-Interpreted Comparison for Reference Listening in Music Production

Hugging Face daily papersby Chongjun Zhong, Abhinaba Roy, Archishman Ghosh ()1 min read3 · 1 read
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Diptych, an AI-assisted reference-listening tool, lets musicians scope comparisons and inspect features; a 12-participant study validated its surfaced differences.

Diptych is an AI-assisted system for reference listening in music production that lets users define comparison scope over whole tracks or independently selected segments, with structured audio features and scope-specific AI interpretations. A within-participants study with 12 musicians plus source-blinded ratings from four expert listeners found participants surfaced additional differences, nine of ten receiving at least partial expert support. Participants reported good usability and greater clarity about next steps.

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  • Users define comparison scope over whole tracks or selected segments
  • Study combined 12 musicians with source-blinded ratings from four expert listeners
  • Nine of ten surfaced differences received at least partial expert support
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1 min read at huggingface.co

Reference listening is a common strategy in music production, but current comparison tools often obscure a key human judgment: deciding what should be compared. We present Diptych, an AI-assisted system that lets users define comparison scope across whole tracks or independently selected segments, while inspecting structured audio features and scope-specific AI interpretations.

Hugging Face daily papers

By Chongjun Zhong, Abhinaba Roy, Archishman Ghosh · huggingface.co

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