humdrumR
HumdrumR is a software package we are developing for computational music analysis. HumdrumR is a package for the R programming language, designed to read, analyze, and manipulate musical data encoded in the humdrum syntax. Check out the humdrumR website.
Contributors: Nat Condit-Schultz, Claire Arthur, Sile Yin, and Robert Kimelman
Project milestones
- In 2019, Nat presented an early version of humdrumR at the International Society for Music Information Retrieval conference in Delft, Netherlands.
- In 2021, we were awarded a Digital Humanities Advancement Grant by the USA's *National Endowment for the Humanities*.
- In 2023, we hosted a humdrumR workshop with invited scholars from around the world.
The Coordinated Corpus of Popular Music
The Coordinated Corpus of Popular music is a dataset of symbolic transcriptions of Anglo-American popular music.
Contributors: Claire Arthur, Nat Condit-Schultz, and Hubert Léveillé Gauvin
Project milestones
- In 2023, Claire will present CoCoPops at the International Society for Music Information Retrieval conference in Tokyo, Japan.
The Effect of Dynamic Range Compression on the Perception of Mix Quality
Read about the project here.
Contributors: Rosa Westfall and Nat Condit-Schultz
Project milestones
- In 2022, Rosa presented at the SMPC national conference!
Harmonic Similarity Based on a Markov Model
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Contributors: Jiaying Li and Nat Condit-Schultz
Project milestones
- In 2022, Jiaying presented at the SMPC national conference!
A Cross-cultural Examination of Raga Perception and Time-of-day
Read about the project here.
Contributors: Rhythm Jain and Claire Arthur
Project milestones
- In 2022, Rhythm presented at the SMPC national conference!
Going With the Flow: Can Sound Design Keep Players Immersed in Video Games
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Contributors: John McNamara and Claire Arthur
Project milestones
- In 2022, John presented at the SMPC national conference!
A Statistical Model for Melody Reduction
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Contributors: Tianxue Hu and Claire Arthur
Project milestones
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