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Musical Repetition Detection Across Multiple Exposures

Music Perception, 2012
although music's repetitiveness has been a perennial topic of theoretical and philosophical interest, we know surprisingly little about the psychological processes underlying it. As one step in the larger enterprise of examining the psychology of musical repetition, a preliminary question addresses repetition detection: Which repetitions are listeners ...
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Multiple Viewpoint Systems for Music Classification

Journal of New Music Research, 2013
Abstract This paper describes a new statistical modelling method for music classification. The method is an extension of the multiple viewpoint method for music prediction and generation. A multiple viewpoint system significantly outperforms all component viewpoints on the tasks of folk tune genre and region classification.
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Music therapy as multiplicity: Implications for music therapy philosophy and theory

Nordic Journal of Music Therapy, 2020
The field of music therapy is diverse and complex. Authors have navigated such complexity in myriad ways, often to locate the field’s unique values and purposes.
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Managing music across multiple devices and computers

Proceedings of the 2011 iConference, 2011
In this paper we present results from a study to understand how people use, synchronize, and backup personal digital music collections across multiple devices and computers. We conducted a survey of a university community including students, faculty, and staff, with 184 respondents.
Justin Brinegar, Robert Capra
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Aspects of the Multiple Musical Gestures

2005
A simple to use pointer interface in 2D for producing music is presented as a means for real-time playing and sound generation. The music is produced by simple gestures that are repeated easily. The gestures include left-to-right and right-to-left motion shapes for spectral envelope and temporal envelope of the sounds, with optional backwards motion ...
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Multiple neck, integral body musical instrument

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2004
A multiple neck, integral single-body musical instrument having the performance of a multiple full bodied instrument but the feel of a single body construction where the body is substantially u-shaped which defines substantially parallel planes and where a neck extends from each substantially parallel plane.
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Multiple language electronic musical keyboard system

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1983
A multiple language electronic keyboard system is disclosed for generating and modifying musical note information. The system includes a plurality of manually activated switches arranged in a matrix of rows and columns with the switches sufficiently close to allow a single finger of the user to activate a plurality of switches in a single stroke.
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Improved MUSIC Algorithm for Multiple Noncoherent Subarrays

IEEE Signal Processing Letters, 2014
This work addresses the direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation issue with multiple noncoherent subarrays. We use a maximum likelihood approach to derive a weighted MUSIC (w-MUSIC) algorithm for such arrays, which obtains the overall spatial spectrum via combining the weighted MUSIC spectrum of the subarrays.
Fei Wen, Qun Wan, Rong Fan, Hewen Wei
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Initial experiments with Multiple Musical Gestures [PDF]

, 2005
The classic orchestra has a diminishing role in society, while hard-disc recorded music plays a predominant role today. A simple to use pointer interface in 2D for producing music is presented as a means for playing in a social situation. The sounds of the music are produced by a low-level synthesizer, and the music is produced by simple gestures that ...
Jensen, Kristoffer, Graugaard, Lars
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Aspects of the Multiple Musical Gestures

2006
A simple to use pointer interface in 2D for producing music is presented as a means for real-time playing and sound generation. The music is produced by simple gestures that are repeated easily. The gestures include left-to-right and right-to-left motion shapes for spectral envelope and temporal envelope of the sounds, with optional backwards motion ...
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