--- title: Resynthesis of Pitch Detection Annotations on a Flute Piece canonical: https://0110.be/posts/Resynthesis_of_Pitch_Detection_Annotations_on_a_Flute_Piece markdown_url: https://0110.be/posts/Resynthesis_of_Pitch_Detection_Annotations_on_a_Flute_Piece.md id: 403 published_at: '2011-06-16T14:43:10Z' updated_at: '2013-12-05T18:19:15Z' author: Joren tags: - name: Code markdown_url: https://0110.be/tags/Code.md - name: Computational ethnomusicology markdown_url: https://0110.be/tags/Computational%20ethnomusicology.md - name: HoGent markdown_url: https://0110.be/tags/HoGent.md - name: Java markdown_url: https://0110.be/tags/Java.md - name: Music Information Retrieval markdown_url: https://0110.be/tags/Music%20Information%20Retrieval.md - name: Tarsos markdown_url: https://0110.be/tags/Tarsos.md --- # Resynthesis of Pitch Detection Annotations on a Flute Piece Tarsos, a software package to analyse pitch organization in music, contains a new output modality. Now it is possible to export resynthesized pitch annotations, detected by a pitch detection algorithm and compare those with the original sound. This can be interesting to see which errors a pitch detection algorithm makes. Below you can listen to an example of synthesized pitch detection results compared with the original flute piece. The file starts with only the original flute sound (on the right channel) and gradually changes so only the synthesized annotations (on the left channel) can be heard.

Resynthesis of Pitch Detection Annotations on a Flute Piece by Joren Six - [flute\_resynth.wav](https://0110.be/files/attachments/403/flute_resynth.wav)