Fundamentals of Music Processing

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MIT course on signal-processing and computational methods for extracting high-level musical structure from audio.

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Official sitehttps://catalog.mit.edu/subjects/21m/
GeographyUnited States
priceIncluded in MIT tuition; course-specific price not disclosed
titleFundamentals of Music Processing
formatin_person
topicsDFT and STFT; feature extraction; chroma; onset detection; audio alignment; chord recognition; beat tracking; content retrieval; audio decomposition
durationsemester; 12 MIT units
end dateunknown
languageEnglish
locationCambridge, Massachusetts
providerMassachusetts Institute of Technology
recurrenceFall; cross-listed as 21M.387, 21M.587, and 6.3020
start dateunknown
instructorsEran Egozy
program typeundergraduate/graduate course
prerequisitesIntermediate Python; signals and systems; music theory
program staterecurring
target audienceMIT students in music, computation, and engineering
learning outcomesImplement music-analysis methods in Python; complete a graduate independent project where applicable
application deadlineMIT registration schedule
credential or outcomeAcademic credit; graduate version includes final project
scholarship and fundingnot publicly disclosed

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includes course (by)Master of Science in Music Technology and ComputationSource 1 VERIFIED high confidence
includes course (by)Master of Applied Science in Music Technology and ComputationSource 1 VERIFIED high confidence

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