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- Proceedings of the 2nd AI Music Creativity Conference (AIMC 2021), Online, July 18-22, 2021. 2021
- Seyed Mojtaba Karbasi, Halvor Sogn Haug, Mia-Katrin Kvalsund, Michael Joseph Krzyzaniak, Jim Torresen:
A Generative Model for Creating Musical Rhythms With Deep Reinforcement Learning. - Koray Tahiroglu
, Miranda Kastemaa, Oskar Koli:
GANSpaceSynth: A Hybrid Generative Adversarial Network Architecture for Organising the Latent Space using a Dimensionality Reduction for Real-Time Audio Synthesis. - Matthew Yee-King, Louis McCallum:
Studio report: sound synthesis with DDSP and network bending techniques. - Gordan Krekovic, Antonio Poscic:
Data-Driven Generative Live Coding for Music Creation. - Bob L. T. Sturm:
An Artificial Critic of Irish Double Jigs. - Sebastian Trump:
Musical Cyborgs: Human-Machine Contact Spaces for Creative Musical Interaction. - Dimitrios Smailis, Anastasia Georgaki, Areti Andreopoulou:
Evaluation of ML music generators in real-time jazz improvisation: a performer’s perspective. - Jérôme Nika, Jean Bresson:
Composing Structured Music Generation Processes with Creative Agents. - Rujing Huang, Bob L. T. Sturm:
Reframing “Aura”: Authenticity in the Application of Ai to Irish Traditional Music. - Sebastian Trump, Ismael Agchar, Ilja Baumann, Franziska Braun, Korbinian Riedhammer, Lea Siemandel, Martin Ullrich:
Spirio Sessions: Experiments in Human-Machine Improvisation with a Digital Player Piano. - Adam Oudad, Taketo Akama, Hiroaki Saito:
Musical Duet Generation with Tree-Structured Variational Autoencoder. - Conan Lu, Shlomo Dubnov:
ChordGAN: Symbolic Music Style Transfer with Chroma Feature Extraction. - Buket Yenidogan:
How to Talk About AI Art and Music: An Onto-ethico-epistemological Debate Between Transhumanism and Posthumanism. - David Kant:
Measuring Infinity: Autonomy in David Dunn’s Thresholds and Fragile States. - Jack Walker:
Tasteful DSP: How Can Compositional Desires be Embedded into Live Electronics Systems? - Sam Pluta:
Multi-Mapped Neural Networks for Control of High Dimensional Synthesis Systems. - Fernando Egido:
Artificial Computational Creativity techniques based on Collaborative intelligence in Music. - Norah Lorway, Ed Powley, Arthur Wilson:
Autopia: An AI collaborator for live networked computer music performance. - Alexandros Drymonitis, Nicoleta Chatzopoulou:
Data Mining / Live Scoring – A Live Performance of a Computer-Aided Composition Based on Twitter. - Daniel Bisig, Kivanç Tatar:
Raw Music from Free Movements: Early Experiments in Using Machine Learning to Create Raw Audio from Dance Movements. - Higor Camporez, Jair Silva, Leandro Costalonga, Helder R. O. Rocha:
Mechanical Delay Compensation and Synchronization for Robotic Musicians Using Neural Networks. - Chris Kiefer:
Stochastic Optimisation of Lookup Table Networks, for Realtime Inference on Embedded Systems. - Donya Quick, Chris Kim, David Burke:
MUSICA: Musical Interactive Collaborative Agent. - Keon Ju M. Lee, George Tzanetakis, Philippe Pasquier:
Computer Evaluation Of Musical Timbre Transfer On Drum Tracks. - Alberto Carretero:
Parallel lives, composing bio-inspired ensemble music by means of AI. - Guilherme Coelho:
DDSP études for Tenor Saxophone & Violin. - Damian T. Dziwis, Christoph Pörschmann:
The Cargo Cult: Real Time AI Live Coding using Evolutionary Algorithms.
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