I'm going to give a sneak preview talk on our chord/lyrics-to-audio alignment paper at the Institut für Informatik (University of Rostock) on July 19th, at 9 a.m in Room C 311. Here's a preview of the slides.
A preprint of my newly accepted ISMIR paper is now downloadable from my research page.
こんにちは。Call me presumptuous, but I have put up a very rough guide to academic English for Japanese native speakers here. You may find it too simple, but maybe it is of some use to someone ...
I do research on the automatic analysis of digital audio, and music signals in particular. Read more on that on my research site.
On this website you will also find some information on things I do in my leisure time, along with a choice
of unimportant comments in my blog.
If you want to get in touch, please feel free to do so by writing an email to mail [ät] matthiasmauch [döt] de.
Best wishes!
Matthias Mauch
Matthias's blog
...is being written mainly for Matthias really. Caution: May not be interesting for you...
I finished writing up
08 02 10, 2:54:27
Yes. I think that may be worth a blog post. I have some 170 pages of PhD thesis, now going to be reviewed. But I won't rest... I'll try to make Vamp plugins from my algorithms in the thesis. At least I'll try, that is.
After a long time
16 09 08, 7:04:32
... I have been convinced I should be writing a blog again. By Karin Dressler who I met at ISMIR in Philadelphia. So now a detailed description of the last eight months: or rather not. ISMIR is good fun, and I'm quite zuversichtlich (look it up in case you don't know) that my thesis is going to turn out well. Ain't that amazing. Well have a good one everybody, see you soon! Matthias
DMRN and Unna again
24 12 07, 14:20:45
Deary me, that last week I was a bit stressed, I must admit. But it was well worth it especially the poster I presented at our own DMRN conference was really worth making, and I got some good feedback from the workshop attendees. The OMRAS2 presentation was not just as nice, but it sor'of worked alright. People were interested in my Beatles Chord Change Browser. I wonder if I should make a real prototype of it (as opposed to the crappy buggy piece of code I have right now...). If you want to see my DMRN poster on Finding Candences, follow the link» http://matthiasmauch.de/_pdf/PosterDMRNfinal.pdf
