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1. Humdrum: A Brief Tour
2. Representing Music Using **kern (I)
3. Some Initial Processing
4. Basic Pitch Translations
5. The Humdrum Syntax
6. Representing Music Using **kern (II)
7. MIDI Output Tools
8. The Shell (I)
9. Searching with Regular Expressions
10. Musical Uses of Regular Expressions
11. Melodic Intervals
12. Selecting Musical Parts and Passages
13. Assembling Scores
14. Stream Editing
15. Harmonic Intervals
16. The Shell (II)
17. Creating Inventories
18. Fingers, Footsteps and Frets
19. Musical Contexts
20. Strophes, Verses and Repeats
21. Searching for Patterns
22. Classifying
23. Rhythm
24. The Shell (III)
25. Similarity
26. Moving Signifiers Between Spines
27. Text and Lyrics
28. Dynamics
29. Differences and Commonalities
30. MIDI Input Tools
31. Repertories and Links
32. The Shell (IV)
33. Word Sounds
34. Serial Processing
35. Layers
36. Sound and Spectra
37. Electronic Music Editing
38. Systematic Musicology
39. Trouble-Shooting
40. Conclusion
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Overview
Welcome
User guide
Table of contents
Bibliography
Manual
Tools
Pitch tools
cents
cint
deg
degree
diss
freq
iv
kern
mint
nf
pc
pcset
pf
pitch
pitchmix
prange
scaletype
semits
solfa
trans
transpose
Rhythm tools
beat
composite
gettime
melvel
metpos
minrhy
rcheck
rscale
sample
scordur
swing
synco
time2tempo
urrhythm
Harmony tools
chorck
cint
dissonant
harm2kern
key
keycor
lofcog
mkeyscape
runningkey
sonority
tntype
tsroot
voicecount
Reference records
Instrument codes
Data representations
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