Sound and Music Signal Analysis - NME3514

Assessment 1: Other

Formative assessment will be provided through: tutorial sessions, feedback during laboratory periods.

Other

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

Report - Music Signal Analysis: Signal analysis and parameter extraction of music signals. Evaluation of the extracted audio parameters, categorised and analysed by genre, tempo, arrangement etc. with report. Proposal of hypothesis based of new control parameters based on the findings.

Written Assignment

<p>The module is structured to give you a deep and systematic understanding of well-established sound and music signal analysis principles. Objective and subjective test and analysis of sound and music signals, incorporating both qualitative and information retrieval-based approaches will be explored. Elements of technical report writing and presentation will be included. Using leading edge measurement practices, music information retrieval, practical examples and application of audio theory the measurement of sound and music signals will be explored. This measurement and analysis will build on the basic understanding and practical skills associated with these practices. You will develop skills associated with; sound and music measurement and analysis, critical evaluation and detailed report writing.</p>

School of Computing and Engineering

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NME3514 - Sound and Music Signal Analysis

Sound and Music Signal Analysis

Gain deep and systematic understanding of well-established sound signal and music analysis principles, and of the way in which those principles have developed over time. 

Logically and coherently research and digest technical information from the subject area, alongside a conceptual understanding of that information.

Gain self-direction, time management and originality in problem solving.

Evaluate and analyse audio and musical signals effectively and systematically.

Gain critical awareness of subjective and objective listening test techniques informed by leading edge research in the subject area.