Structural Segmentation of Irish Traditional Music Using Chroma at Set Accented Tone Locations
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C. Kelly, M. Gainza, D. Dorran, and E. Coyle, "Structural Segmentation of Irish Traditional Music Using Chroma at Set Accented Tone Locations," Paper 7861, (2009 October.). doi:
C. Kelly, M. Gainza, D. Dorran, and E. Coyle, "Structural Segmentation of Irish Traditional Music Using Chroma at Set Accented Tone Locations," Paper 7861, (2009 October.). doi:
Abstract: An approach is presented which provides a structural segmentation of Irish Traditional Music. Chroma information is extracted at certain locations within the music. The resulting chroma vectors are compared to determine similar structural segments. Chroma is only calculated at `set accented tone' locations within the music. `Set accented tones' are considered to be impervious to melodic variation and are entirely representative of an Irish Traditional tune. Results show that comparing `set accented tones' represented by chroma significantly increases the structural segmentation accuracy than when `set accented tones' are represented by pitch values.
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AU - Kelly, Cillian
AU - Gainza, Mikel
AU - Dorran, David
AU - Coyle, Eugene
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TI - Structural Segmentation of Irish Traditional Music Using Chroma at Set Accented Tone Locations
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AU - Kelly, Cillian
AU - Gainza, Mikel
AU - Dorran, David
AU - Coyle, Eugene
PY - 2009
JO - Journal of the Audio Engineering Society
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Y1 - October 2009
AB - An approach is presented which provides a structural segmentation of Irish Traditional Music. Chroma information is extracted at certain locations within the music. The resulting chroma vectors are compared to determine similar structural segments. Chroma is only calculated at `set accented tone' locations within the music. `Set accented tones' are considered to be impervious to melodic variation and are entirely representative of an Irish Traditional tune. Results show that comparing `set accented tones' represented by chroma significantly increases the structural segmentation accuracy than when `set accented tones' are represented by pitch values.
An approach is presented which provides a structural segmentation of Irish Traditional Music. Chroma information is extracted at certain locations within the music. The resulting chroma vectors are compared to determine similar structural segments. Chroma is only calculated at `set accented tone' locations within the music. `Set accented tones' are considered to be impervious to melodic variation and are entirely representative of an Irish Traditional tune. Results show that comparing `set accented tones' represented by chroma significantly increases the structural segmentation accuracy than when `set accented tones' are represented by pitch values.
Authors:
Kelly, Cillian; Gainza, Mikel; Dorran, David; Coyle, Eugene
Affiliation:
Dublin Institute of Technology, Dublin, Ireland
AES Convention:
127 (October 2009)
Paper Number:
7861
Publication Date:
October 1, 2009Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Production and Analysis of Musical Sounds
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