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### Install Vagrant
We use [Vagrant](http://vagrantup.com) to create a local virtual machine running Ubuntu 12.04. Vagrant ensures that every person has exactly the same development environment with the same installed packages.
<p>This material is used during the annual Summer Workshop on Music Information Retrieval at CCRMA, Stanford University. <ahref="https://ccrma.stanford.edu/workshops/music-information-retrieval-mir">Click here for workshop description and registration</a>.</p>
<p>This site is maintained by <ahref="https://stevetjoa.com">Steve Tjoa</a>. For questions, please email <ahref="mailto:steve@stevetjoa.com">steve@stevetjoa.com</a>. Do you have any feedback? Did you find errors or typos? Are you a teacher or researcher and would like to collaborate? Please let me know.</p>
<h2id="About-Fundamentals-of-Music-Processing">About <em>Fundamentals of Music Processing</em><aclass="anchor-link"href="#About-Fundamentals-of-Music-Processing">¶</a></h2>
<p>The book <ahref="https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/fau/professor/mueller/bookFMP"><em>Fundamentals of Music Processing</em></a> (FMP) is a textbook by <ahref="https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/fau/professor/mueller">Meinard Müller</a>, a well-known and prolific researcher in MIR, and published by Springer in 2015.</p>
<p>For many years, the field of music information retrieval has suffered from a lack of consolidated texts which unify its many disparate topics. Until now, students and researchers have had to learn about MIR mostly by reading the original research papers -- a daunting task. FMP is perhaps the best attempt to address this issue. It is a self-contained textbook which covers many MIR tasks such as feature extraction, audio-to-score alignment, musical form and structure, chord recognition, beat tracking, fingerprinting, and source separation.</p>
<p>We are integrating content from FMP into musicinformationretrieval.com in 2016.</p>
"This site is maintained by [Steve Tjoa](https://stevetjoa.com). For questions, please email [steve@stevetjoa.com](mailto:steve@stevetjoa.com). Do you have any feedback? Did you find errors or typos? Are you a teacher or researcher and would like to collaborate? Please let me know."
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"The book [*Fundamentals of Music Processing*](https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/fau/professor/mueller/bookFMP) (FMP) is a textbook by [Meinard Müller](https://www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/fau/professor/mueller), a well-known and prolific researcher in MIR, and published by Springer in 2015.\n",
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"For many years, the field of music information retrieval has suffered from a lack of consolidated texts which unify its many disparate topics. Until now, students and researchers have had to learn about MIR mostly by reading the original research papers -- a daunting task. FMP is perhaps the best attempt to address this issue. It is a self-contained textbook which covers many MIR tasks such as feature extraction, audio-to-score alignment, musical form and structure, chord recognition, beat tracking, fingerprinting, and source separation.\n",
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"We are integrating content from FMP into musicinformationretrieval.com in 2016."
<li><ahref="feature_sonification.html">Exercise: Understanding Audio Features through Sonification</a> (<ahref="feature_sonification.ipynb">ipynb</a>)</li>
<h2id="Chapter-4:-Music-Structure-Analysis">Chapter 4: Music Structure Analysis<aclass="anchor-link"href="#Chapter-4:-Music-Structure-Analysis">¶</a></h2>
<h2id="Chapter-6:-Tempo-and-Beat-Tracking">Chapter 6: Tempo and Beat Tracking<aclass="anchor-link"href="#Chapter-6:-Tempo-and-Beat-Tracking">¶</a></h2>
