[not]Automatic computer music

Posted on November 16th, 2006 by eightprime.
Categories: blog, music, biology, tech.

Searching for material related to music generated wholly by computer [as opposed to hamsters or worms], I found something different.
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The work of Christopher Dobrian features musical human computer interaction.
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This ranges from the subtleties of Mannam (2003), a piece for for daegum (Korean flute) and interactive computer audio processing.
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To the more overt interactions of Microepiphanies (2000)- a multimedia performance in which the music, the lighting and visual effects, and even the appearance of the scenery are all under realtime computer control, with the computer(s) engaging in intelligent interaction with the live performers.

Microepiphanies has a bit about killing rats and Oli’s Sunshine.

tv faced robot from microepiphanies

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