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Towards an Efficient Algorithm for Automatic Score-to-Audio Synchronization.

Müller et al., 2004

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Müller M
Kurth F
Röder T
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In the last few years, several algorithms for the automatic alignment of audio and score data corresponding to the same piece of music have been proposed. Among the major drawbacks to these approaches are the long running times as well as the large memory …
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