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Addessi, A. R., Ferrari L., Benghi D., Regazzi F., Marchini M., & Pachet F. (2009).  The children and the Continuator. 4th Conference of the European Network of Music Educators an Researchers of Young Children. 597-608.
Adell, I. (2016).  Automatic Detection of Audio Defects in Personal Music Collections. Abstract
Adiloglu, K., Anniés R., Purwins H., & Obermayer K. (2009).  Visualisation and Measurement Assisted Design . Abstract
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Adiloglu, K., Anniés R., Wahlen E., Purwins P., & Obermayer K. (2012).  A Graphical Representation and Dissimilarity Measure for Basic Everyday Sound Events. IEEE Transactions on Audio, Speech, and Language Processing. 20(5), 1542-52. Abstract
Adiloglu, K., Anniés R., Purwins H., & Obermayer K. (2008).  Representations and Predictors for Everyday Sounds .
Akkermans, V., Serrà J., & Herrera P. (2009).  Shape-based spectral contrast descriptor. Sound and Music Computing Conference. 143-148. Abstract
Akkermans, V., Font F., Funollet J., De Jong, B, Roma G., Togias S., et al. (2011).  Freesound 2: An Improved Platform for Sharing Audio Clips. International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference (ISMIR 2011), Late-breaking Demo Session. Abstract
Aldana, A. L. (2012).  Speaking Nature: Strategies for Generating Credible Utterances of Nature Elements or Phenomena. Abstract
Aldrey, L. (2011).  Interactive music system based on pitch quantization and tonal navigation.
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Alonso, C. (2007).  Pitch-Synchronous Multiresolution Analysis of Music Signals. Abstract
Alonso, M., Geiger G., & Jordà S. (2004).  An Internet Browser Plug-in for Real-time Audio Synthesis. Abstract
Alonso, M. (2005).  Expressive Performance Model for a Singing Voice Synthesizer. Abstract
Alonso, C., Martín Fernandez M., & Alberola López C. (2007).  Low compexity, low delay and scalable audio coding scheme based on a novel statistical perceptual quantization procedure.. Abstract
Alonso-Jiménez, P. (2017).  Cross-Lingual Voice Conversion with Non-Parallel Data. Abstract
Alonso-Jiménez, P., Joglar-Ongay L., Serra X., & Bogdanov D. (2019).  Automatic Detection of Audio Problems for Quality Control in Digital Music Distribution. AES 146th Convention. Abstract
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Alvarez, F. Y. (2019).  A Computational Model for Spectral Modulation and Speech Perception Performance of Cochlear Implant Users. Abstract
Amatriain, X., Bonada J., Loscos A., & Serra X. (2001).  Spectral Modeling for Higher-level Sound Transformation. MOSART Workshop on Current Research Directions in Computer Music. Abstract
Amatriain, X., & Griffiths D. (2004).  Free Software in Education Is it a Viable Alternative?. Abstract
Amatriain, X., De Boer M., Robledo E., & Garcia D. (2002).  CLAM An OO Framework for Developing Audio and Music Applications. Abstract
Amatriain, X., Arumí P., & Garcia D. (2006).  CLAM A Framework for Efficient and Rapid Development of Cross-platform Audio Applications. Abstract
Amatriain, X., & Herrera P. (2001).  Audio Content Transmission. Abstract
Amatriain, X., & Arumí P. (2005).  Developing Cross-platform Audio and Music Applications with the CLAM Framework. Abstract
Amatriain, X., Bonada J., & Serra X. (1998).  METRIX A Musical Data Definition Language and Data Structure for a Spectral Modeling Based Synthesizer. International Conference on Digital Audio Effects. Abstract
Amatriain, X. (2005).  An Object-Oriented Metamodel for Digital Signal Processing with a focus on Audio and Music. Department of Information and Communication Technologies. Abstract
Amatriain, X., Arumí P., & Ramírez M. (2002).  CLAM, Yet Another Library for Audio and Music Processing?. Proceedings of 17th Annual ACM Conference on Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages and Applications; Seattle (USA). Abstract
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