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Pourquoi et comment les gens voient-ils les paroles ? Bien que divers systèmes musicaux basés sur les paroles aient été proposés, cette question fondamentale reste inexplorée. Une meilleure compréhension du comportement de visionnage des paroles serait bénéfique à la fois aux chercheurs et aux plateformes de streaming musical pour améliorer leurs systèmes basés sur les paroles. C’est pourquoi, dans cet article, nous étudions pourquoi et comment les gens perçoivent les paroles, en particulier lorsqu’ils écoutent de la musique sur un smartphone. Pour répondre au « pourquoi », nous menons une enquête en ligne auprès des utilisateurs auprès de 206 participants. Pour répondre « comment », nous analysons plus de 23 millions de journaux de demandes de paroles envoyés depuis l’application smartphone d’un service de streaming musical. Les résultats de notre analyse suggèrent plusieurs informations réutilisables, notamment les suivantes : (1) Les gens ont une forte demande de visionnage des paroles pour confirmer ce que chante l'artiste, comprendre plus profondément les paroles, chanter la chanson et comprendre la structure telle que le couplet et le refrain. (2) Les gens aiment voir les paroles après être rentrés chez eux le soir et avant de s'endormir plutôt que pendant la journée. (3) Les gens regardent généralement les mêmes paroles à plusieurs reprises au fil du temps. En appliquant ces connaissances, nous discutons également d'exemples d'application qui pourraient permettre aux gens de visualiser plus activement les paroles et d'écouter de nouvelles chansons, ce qui non seulement diversifierait et enrichirait les expériences d'écoute musicale des gens, mais serait également bénéfique, en particulier pour les plateformes de streaming musical.
Kosetsu TSUKUDA
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Masahiro HAMASAKI
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Masataka GOTO
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
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Kosetsu TSUKUDA, Masahiro HAMASAKI, Masataka GOTO, "Why and How People View Lyrics While Listening to Music on a Smartphone" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E106-D, no. 4, pp. 556-564, April 2023, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2022EDP7177.
Abstract: Why and how do people view lyrics? Although various lyrics-based music systems have been proposed, this fundamental question remains unexplored. Better understanding of lyrics viewing behavior would be beneficial for both researchers and music streaming platforms to improve their lyrics-based systems. Therefore, in this paper, we investigate why and how people view lyrics, especially when they listen to music on a smartphone. To answer “why,” we conduct a questionnaire-based online user survey involving 206 participants. To answer “how,” we analyze over 23 million lyrics request logs sent from the smartphone application of a music streaming service. Our analysis results suggest several reusable insights, including the following: (1) People have high demand for viewing lyrics to confirm what the artist sings, more deeply understand the lyrics, sing the song, and figure out the structure such as verse and chorus. (2) People like to view lyrics after returning home at night and before going to sleep rather than during the daytime. (3) People usually view the same lyrics repeatedly over time. Applying these insights, we also discuss application examples that could enable people to more actively view lyrics and listen to new songs, which would not only diversify and enrich people's music listening experiences but also be beneficial especially for music streaming platforms.
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