Using the octave chromatic division (21-12) and the difference between two tones (22-12 - 21-12), the authors define alpha and beta in Pollen's parametric equations to calculate new wavelet coefficients. First four coefficients were calculated using alpha = 21-12 and beta = 0, then alpha = 21-12 and beta = 22-12 - 21-12 were calculated for the definition of six coefficients. This paper describes the calculations and shows the results yielded in the direct and inverse transform of musical signals.

Authors: Dovicchi, Joao Candido; Carrijo, Gilberto A.; Lima, Luciano Vieira
Affiliations: Music Dept. - Universidade Federal de Uberlandia - Uberlandia - MG - Brazil ; Elect. Eng. Dept. - Universidade Federal de Uberlandia - Uberlandia - MG - Brazil(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention: 108 (February 2000) Paper Number: 5167
Publication Date: February 1, 2000 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Signal Processing
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