Pitch Recognition and Transcription

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Pitch Recognition and Transcription. Lorraine Ma PHYS 210 30 November 2010. â† feed in a .wav file. â† frequency analyzer: aubio. â† transcription: lilypond. â† output file instead. - python instead of java â€“ more support â€“ ie. Lilypond

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Pitch Recognition and Transcription Lorraine Ma PHYS 210 30 November 2010

← feed in a .wav file ← frequency analyzer: aubio ← transcription: lilypond ← output file instead

- python instead of java – more support – ie. Lilypond -aubio has lots 'components' – files that link/import to each other - was planning to edit one of the scripts to add in feature to create csv data file, (which could then be translated into lilypad-readable files, using other script) but files installed into bin, write protected, changing permissions not allowed - bash script( since gnuplot, matplotlib, lilypond couldn't install correctly on linux), pipes results from aubio to another file

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