Bibliography accumulated here might still be interesting for those working in the field of Automatic Music Transcription.

Keywords: automatic music transcription, wav to midi conversion, fundamental frequency detection, pitch tracking, sound segmentation, note's onset detection, beat induction, rhythm recognition, content based audio retrieval, score following, expressive performance extraction, music perception.

CMJ IEEE ASSP IEEE JAES JASA JNMR MP	Computer Music Journal Transactions on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing Journal of Audio Engineering Society Journal of the Acoustical Society of America Journal of New Music Research Music Perception
ICASSP ICMC ICMPC IJCAI	International Conference on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing International Computer Music Conference International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
ACM CCRMA IRCAM MIT	Association for Computing Machinery Center for Computer Research in Musics and Acoustics Institut Recherche Coordination Acoustique Musique Massachussets Institute of Technology

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