ISMIR 2026 paper models music mixing as token prediction with variable-length FX chains
affige_yang · x · 2026-08-04
- Barry Cheng, an incoming master’s student at Georgia Tech’s Center for Music Technology, presents an ISMIR 2026 paper on music mixing.
- The paper frames mixing as a token prediction task and predicts variable-length FX chains on source-separated stems.
- This is a research idea for modeling the mixing process itself, rather than a product announcement.
Related event: StemFX Models Music Mixing Style as Token Prediction(2 posts)→
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