![]() Matthias Mauch from the Centre for Digital Music at Queen Mary, University of London talks us through a simple example of loading an audio file and some associated data into Sonic Visualiser and looking at the results. Or just for music-loving fun.įebruary 2010: A Sonic Visualiser audio and data visualisation example Matthias Mauch from the Centre for Digital Music at Queen Mary, University of London talks us through a simple example of labelling a song excerpt with chords in Sonic Visualiser.Ĭhord labelling can be useful for musicological purposes, or as a reference transcription to test automatic chord labelling algorithms. March 2010: A Sonic Visualiser chord labelling example Matthias Mauch shows how to install Sonic Visualiser and a Vamp plugin and then demonstrates an automatic chord transcription. November 2010: How to install Sonic Visualiser and a Vamp plugin (Mac OSX) July 2012: Annotating Bar and Beat Numbersĭan Leech-Wilkinson explains annotation of a bar/beat hierarchy.ĭecember 2010: Analysing temperament in Sonic Visualiserĭan Stowell looks at temperament in harpsichord recordings, using Sonic Visualiser and the TempEst plugin. This video was produced by Musicology for the Masses.ĭan Leech-Wilkinson examines the relationship between rubato and loudness in musical performance.
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