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Finding onsets, beats and tempo in a music track with aubio: what the README states
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What this guide covers
For editors who want cut points or markers from a music bed they own. It maps what the aubio README says about onset detection, beat tracking and its command line tools, plus the two licence files. The step order is the curator's inference; nothing was installed, run or measured.
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Finding onsets, beats and tempo in a music track with aubio: what the README states
Coverage
For editors who want cut points or markers from a music bed they own. It maps what the aubio README says about onset detection, beat tracking and its command line tools, plus the two licence files. The step order is the curator's inference; nothing was installed, run or measured.
Useful starting points
- The README itself warns that some errors are likely in the results, so check proposed times against the music by ear before cutting.
- The onset and beat tools output time stamps; slicing the audio is a separate, optional step.
- The README gives no option names, accuracy figures or audio format list, so consult the manual before relying on a particular setup.
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