FPGA Implementation of Musical Notes Recognition for Automatic Transcription System
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Sugiarto, Susanne
Ortega-Sanchez, Cesar
Date
2006Type
Conference Paper
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Sugiarto, Susanne and Ortega-Sanchez, Cesar. 2006. : FPGA Implementation of Musical Notes Recognition for Automatic Transcription System, in ., Murdoch University (ed), Postgraduate Electrical Engineering and Computing Symposium, Nov 07 2006, pp. 18-24. Murdoch University, WA: Murdoch University.
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Procs. 7th Postgraduate Electrical Engineering and Computing Symposium
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Postgraduate Electrical Engineering and Computing Symposium
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Faculty of Engineering and Computing
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Division of Engineering, Science and Computing
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Abstract
Musical transcription from musical data into score is commonly performed by software running on a PC. This involves significant delay, which can be considerably reduced by hardware implementation. This paper presents a hardware design and implementation of the frequency identification system, one of the most important functions in musical transcription, accomplished through the use of Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) algorithm implemented in a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA).
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