PERCUSSION CLASSIFICATION IN POLYPHONIC AUDIO RECORDINGS USING LOCALIZED SOUND MODELS

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This paper deals with automatic percussion classification in polyphonic audio recordings, focusing on kick, snare and cymbal sounds. We present a feature-based sound modeling approach that combines general, prior knowledge about the sound characteristics of percussion instrument families (general models) with on-the-fly acquired knowledge of recording-specific sounds (localized models). This way, high classification accuracy can be obtained with remarkably simple sound models. The accuracy is on average around 20% higher than with general models alone.

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Sandvold, V., Gouyon, F., & Herrera, P. (2004). PERCUSSION CLASSIFICATION IN POLYPHONIC AUDIO RECORDINGS USING LOCALIZED SOUND MODELS. In ISMIR 2004 - 5th International Symposium on Music Information Retrieval. International Society for Music Information Retrieval.

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