The following is a list of tutorials presented at previous ISMIR conferences.
2021
- Tempo, Beat, and Downbeat Estimation - Matthew E. P. Davies, Sebastian Böck and Magdalena Fuentes
- Designing Generative Models for Interactive Co-creation - Anna Huang, Jon Gillick and Chris Donahue
- Scales, Chords, and Cadences: Practical Music Theory for MIR Researchers - Johanna Devaney, David R. W. Sears and Daniel Shanahan
- Music Classification: Beyond Supervised Learning, Towards Real-world Applications - Minz Won, Janne Spijkervet and Keunwoo Choi
- Programming MIR Baselines from Scratch: Three Case Studies - Rachel Bittner, Mark Cartwright and Ethan Manilow
- Teaching Music Information Retrieval - George Tzanetakis
2020
2019
2018
- Open Source and Reproducible MIR Research - Brian McFee, Thor Kell
- Computational Approaches for Analysis of Non-Western Music Traditions - Xavier Serra, Martin Clayton, Barış Bozkurt
- Statistical Analysis of Results in Music Information Retrieval: Why and How - Julian Urbano, Arthur Flexer
- Music Separation with DNNs: Making It Work- Antoine Liutkus, Fabian-Robert Stöter
- Deep Learning for MIR - Alexander Schindler, Thomas Lidy, Sebastian Böck
- Fundamental Frequency Estimation in Music - Rachel Bittner, Alain de Chevigne, Johanna Devaney
- Optical Music Recognition for Dummies - Jorge Calvo-Zaragoza, Jan Hajič jr., Alexander Pacha, Ichiro Fujinaga
- Overview and New Challenges of Music Recommendation Research in 2018 - Markus Schedl, Peter Knees, Fabien Gouyon
2017
2016
- Jazz solo analysis between music information retrieval, music psychology, and jazz research - Jakob Abeßer, Klaus Frieler, Wolf-Georg Zaddach
- Music Information Retrieval: Overview, Recent Developments and Future Challenges - Emilia Gómez, Markus Schedl, Xavier Serra, Xiao Hu
- Why is studio production interesting? - Emmanuel Deruty, François Pachet
- Introduction to EEG Decoding for Music Information Retrieval Research - Sebastian Stober, Blair Kaneshiro
- Natural Language Processing for MIR - Sergio Oramas, Luis Espinosa-Anke, Shuo Zhang, Horacio Saggion
- Why Hip-Hop is interesting - Jan Van Balen, Ethan Hein, Dan Brown
2015
- Why singing is interesting - Simon Dixon, Masataka Goto, Matthias Mauch
- Addressing the music information needs of musicologists - Richard J. Lewis, Ben Fields, Tim Crawford, Kevin Page, David Weigl, Meinard Müller, David Lewis, Christophe Rhodes, Justin Gagen
- Markov logic networks for music analysis - Helene Papadopoulos
- Computation and Flamenco: Why flamenco is interesting for MIR research? - Emilia Gomez, Nadine Kroher, Jose Miguel Díaz-Báñez, Sergio Oramas, Joaquín Mora, Francisco Gómez-Martín
- Using correlation analysis and big data to identify and predict musical behaviors - Jeff C. Smith
- Automatic music transcription - Zhiyao Duan, Emmanouil Benetos
2014
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2002