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Beyond SDR: How Music Source Separation Reshapes Rhythm-Relevant Signal Properties
Music source separation (MSS) is increasingly used not to remix music but to measure it: separated drum stems feed studies of microtiming, dynamics, and groove. The field evaluates separators almost exclusively by signal-to-distortion ratio (SDR), yet microrhythm research shows that a sound's percei
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