Grooving (Studio Talks)
Monday, 6 August 3:45 PM - 5:15 PM | Los Angeles Convention Center, Room 153BC
Session Chair: Gerry Derkson, Winthrop University
Grooving (Studio Talks)
RhythmSynthesis
Originally an investigation into the relationships between rhythm and technology, RhythmSynthesis applies color, shape, and sound to demonstrate how our understanding of visual music, computation, and tangible, audio-visual interactions can be applied in musical compositions.
Ryan Raffa
Parsons The New School for Design
Automatic Lead-Sheet Visualization for Musical Study
A sheet-music input and visualization system for communities that teach and study popular music, with a strong emphasis on statistical and structural analysis.
Douglas Mason
Harvard University
AudioCloning: Extracting Material Fingerprints from Example Audio Recording
A system that automatically estimates the material parameters from a single recorded audio clip to generate sounds that preserve the intrinsic audio quality of the original material while capturing the variety of sizes and shapes of the virtual objects and their rich interactions.
Hengchin Yeh
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Zhimin Ren
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ming Lin
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Beyond Minus Ones: VirtualBand
VirtualBand is an interactive system that produces high-quality musical accompaniment of human improvisations. The system produces stylistic databases by capturing essential elements of the playing style of accompanying musicians from analysis of their recordings. During performance, VirtualBand uses these databases to back-up musical improvisations.
François Pachet
Sony Computer Science Laboratory
Pierre Roy
Sony Computer Science Laboratory
Julian Moreira
Sony Computer Science Laboratory