References
Here, we list some of the publications and accompanying websites that use trackswitch.
General usage
- Balke, S. et al., ChoraleBricks: A Modular Multitrack Dataset for Wind Music Research
- Berndt, A. et al., ChoraleWind: An Expressive Wind-Quartet Dataset for End-to-End Rendering from the Neues Thüringer Choralbuch
- Meier, P. et al., A Real-Time Beat Tracking System with Zero Latency and Enhanced Controllability
- Strahl, S. et al., Hearing Your Way Through Music Recordings: A Text Alignment and Synthesis Approach
- Schwär, S. et al., A Dataset of Larynx Microphone Recordings for Singing Voice Reconstruction
- Özer, Y. et al., Piano Concerto Dataset (PCD): A Multitrack Dataset of Piano Concertos
- Neo, V. W. et al., Enhancement of Noisy Reverberant Speech Using Polynomial Matrix Eigenvalue Decomposition
Custom Styling
- Stöter, F.-R. et al., Unison Source Separation
Seekable Images
- Lopez-Serrano, P. et al., Towards Modeling and Decomposing Loop-Based Electronic Music
Track-Individual Seekable Images
- Braun, S. et al., Automatic Spatial Gain Control for an Informed Spatial Filter
- Stöter, F.-R. et al., Common Fate Model for Unison Source Separation
- Braun, S. et al., Online dereverberation for dynamic scenarios using a Kalman filter with an autoregressive model
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