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Computationally inexpensive and effective scheme for automatic transcription of polyphonic music

Lao et al., 2004

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11476964147458681088
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Lao W
Tan E
Kam A
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2004 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME)(IEEE Cat. No. 04TH8763)

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We describe a computationally inexpensive but effective scheme for automatic transcription of polyphonic music. Based on a two-step strategy, tracks creation and tracks grouping, the scheme utilizes innovative comb-filtering and'sharpening'steps to produce the desired …
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