On the Transcription of Musical Sound by Computer

On the Transcription of Musical Sound by Computer

An examination of the problem of producing a written score from a piece of polyphonic music has been done with the result that a program to accomplish this end for a restricted class of input samples has been written and debugged. The program uses bandpass filtering to extract individual harmonic da...

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Veröffentlicht in:Computer music journal 1977-11, Vol.1 (4), p.32-38
1. Verfasser: Moorer, James A.
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Bandpass filters
Duets
Guitars
Harmonics
Minor intervals
Music transcriptions
Signal noise
Sound pitch
Violins
Waveforms
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Duets
Guitars
Harmonics
Minor intervals
Music transcriptions
Signal noise
Sound pitch
Violins
Waveforms
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