The Comprehensive Application of Vmus.net for Musical Performance Studies

Jian, Yang

doi:10.1145/3144749.3144750

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“…This large-scale software development reflects what many researchers in Music Information Retrieval (MIR) are seeking to achieve. Other examples include [16], which examines development tools for MIR researchers to interact with digital archives, as does [17] and [18]. The Greenstone package of [18] is interesting as the idea is to develop a new class of digital library architecture where support for musicological study is paramount.…”

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“…Enhanced web environments are described in [20] integrated with You Tube to facilitate extra material to be added to videos. Vmus.net that provides visualizations of outputs from Musical Performance analysis algorithms [17], and [21] which allows researchers to interact with audio analysis algorithms running on different machines without needing to understand distributed processing. Finally, the latest system introduced in [19] also propose a web-based interface.…”

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Tshibasu

2018

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Digital Libraries for Musicology

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Online digital music libraries have become important repositories for music for all enthusiasts of Irish traditional music. These libraries have certainly facilitated the discovery of new material and enabled extensive exploration of musical variations on wellknown favorites. Current web interfaces to these repositories, offer a combination of text and notation-based information as well as providing audio and midi listening formats. However, these interfaces could take advantage of more recently available technologies offering graph-based, interactive, visual displays and more useful data analytic content. Drawing on the state-of the-art data visualization web libraries, the objective of this work is to present a prototype of a new digital library for Irish traditional music. The design and architecture is detailed using standard Unified Modelling Language (UML) notation. Evaluation is carried out by a usability survey to determine the effectiveness of the enhancements.

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