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Autonomous Listening-Based Synthesizer Control with Reinforcement Learning for Live Sound Matching

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A reinforcement-learning model with a continuous action space that integrates sound synthesis during training and live performance is introduced and five complementary reward functions for matching target sounds are proposed.

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