Vincent Lostanlen

Thank you @bmcfee for having read me. > This is a little subtle, but I think the behavior here is intended at least for time-like axes. From the code excerpt...

Related: https://github.com/librosa/librosa/issues/1760 (now closed)

@marcevrard note that this works out of the box in music21 ```python >>> from music21 import key >>> [p.unicodeName for p in key.Key('Cm').pitches][:7] ['C', 'D', 'E♭', 'F', 'G', 'A♭', 'B♭']...

- First, you need to get the MedleyDB dataset for training and the solosDb dataset for test. MedleyDB is available at:http://medleydb.weebly.com/ - For solosDb I made a mirror at https://github.com/lostanlen/medleydb-single-instruments....

In the matter of one year, this code has gone completely stale. This is because Keras 2 has removed the `Graph` object (now uses a "functional API") and also because...

Hello @blibliki, thank you for reporting 1. --chordsjoint_1015 Reference to non-existent field 'verbosity_period'. Solved in 42fe487

> 2. In the finitediffs folder the ravel_script.m gave the following error: Brace indexing is not supported for variables of this type. Solved in d3381dd

> 3. All the scripts in the folder tfns15 gave the following error: ``` --sequenza_joint Error using sc_reconstruct Too many input arguments. ``` Solved in 519be2c

> 4. in the folder comren19 cras19_fig2 gave the following error: ``` --cras19_fig2 Dot indexing is not supported for variables of this type. ``` Solved in 3739a10

> 5. in the mlsp15_companion probably error because of missing "dataset22k" Yes, create your own dataset at 22k sample rate and you will be able to run the script.