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Posts matching tags 'audio processing'

2005/5/8

A company in North Carolina claims to have solved one of the hard problems of audio processing: how to transcribe recorded music with chords into note data. They claim to have successfully transcribed recordings of a Glenn Gould performance of the Goldberg Variations into (a high-resolution variant of) MIDI.

(via MusicThing) ¶ audio audio processing midi music tech 0

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2018/7/8

So yesterday, England beat Sweden in the world cup, securing their first place in a final in decades, and setting off riotous celebrations. Some football fans, filled with the euphoria of the moment, trashed an IKEA

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2017/7/19

Today I heard the sad news that Simon Holmes, frontman and songwriter of 1990s Australian alternative/indiepop band The Hummingbirds passed away over the weekend. I met him once, about a decade ago, at his record shop

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2014/7/20

A report in The Verge from a conference in Las Vegas about the business side of electronic dance music (EDM) . EDM is not to be confused with the electronic dance music that older readers will