Abstract
This paper addresses feature extraction for automatic chord recognition systems. Most chord recognition systems use chroma features as a front-end and some kind of classifier (HMM, SVM or template matching). The vast majority of feature extraction approaches are based on mapping frequency bins from spectrum or constant-Q spectrum to chroma bins. In this work a set of new chroma features that are based on the time-frequency reassignment (TFR) technique is investigated. The proposed feature set was evaluated on the commonly used Beatles dataset and proved to be efficient for the chord recognition task, outperforming standard chroma.
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