Titlebook: Computer Music Modeling and Retrieval; Second International Uffe Kock Wiil Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 20

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Importance of Technology for Drug Safety,ano piece. In contrast to related approaches, we compute the actual alignment by using note parameters such as onset times and pitches. Working in a score-like domain has advantages in view of the efficiency and accuracy: due to the expressiveness of score-like parameters only a small number of such

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Internet Technologies for Drug Safety, for providing automated accompaniment to live concert performances, dealing mostly with issues relating to pitch detection and identification of embellished melodies. They have a big potential in the area of education where student performers benefit in practice situations. Current accompaniment sy

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Mei-lan Cui,Zhen Li,Ji-wen Shangationship between the clarinet timbre and the interpretation. Sounds have been obtained by varying two important control parameters of the synthesis model, namely the blowing pressure and the aperture of the reed channel. These parameters are also used to control real reed instruments. Four differen

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Aspects of the Topology of Interactions on Loop Dynamics in One and Two DimensionsThis paper discusses aspects of topology as relevant for loop dynamics as they occur in physical modeling synthesis algorithms. Boundary and interaction point behavior is treated purely from a topological perspective for some dynamical systems in one and two dimensions.

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Shirley M. Martínez,Omar S. Gómeze the tempo of a piece of music mainly focuses on estimating the Score tempo or estimating the ’Foot-tapping’ tempo. However, the existing work is usually not able to determine the .. This paper proposes an approach to determine this .. Experimental results show that our proposed algorithm is effective in estimating the ..

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Bart Van Der Sloot,Marjolein Lanzinges of the performer’s hands in movement the computer detects x-y positions, shape (posture) and angle of rotation of both the hands. Data extracted from image analysis every frame is used for controlling real-time interactive computer music performances. Two approaches, one more formal the other really operative, are presented.