Colonel, 2023 - Google Patents
Music Production Behaviour ModellingColonel, 2023
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The new millennium has seen an explosion of computational approaches to the study of music production, due in part to the decreasing cost of computation and the increase of digital music production techniques. The rise of digital recording equipment, MIDI, digital …
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