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Sound Drums Drumming Percussion instruments Electronic musical instruments Drum kit Trigger Ride cymbal Hi-hat Rhythm Music Cymbals		02_CLC2008Vol1_WW_P02-31.qx[removed]:52 PM Page 23 Add to Reading List Source URL: c3.zzounds.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 84,23 KB Share Document on Facebook

	DRUM TRANSCRIPTION VIA CLASSIFICATION OF BAR-LEVEL RHYTHMIC PATTERNS Lucas Thompson, Matthias Mauch and Simon Dixon Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary University of London , {m.mauch, s.e.dixon}@qmul.ac DocID: 1fTk0 - View Document
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	Let Ring—It is normally assumed that a cymbal will be allowed to ring unless a choke or stopped effect is indicated. However, if a number of choke symbols have been used, a tie may be added to make it clear that the no DocID: 13pwV - View Document
	Progressions for Hi-Hat/Ride Cymbal in 4/4 Time 1. Standard Subdivisions 3 3 DocID: 11ROi - View Document
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