Some experiments I did together with Andrew Telichan Phillips and some very nice and talented musicians at NYU Steinhardt and at The Sweatshop. We used Myo sensor armbands and Machine Learning to adapt control parameters to the movements of musicians playing different musical instruments.…
Month: September 2015
At New York University to work on sensors for music performance – pt. 4: Talk at NYU Steinhardt
Tomorrow I am going to deliver a talk at the NYU Music and Audio research laboratory about my research at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research (ICCMR) in Plymouth. Click on the poster below to learn more. Related posts: pt.…
At New York University to work on sensors for music performance – pt. 3: Machine Learning
In the past couple of weeks we used two Myos at the same time to evaluate more high-level features of the movement such as Symmetry, Contraction and even full-body weight shifting, which worked surprisingly well when combining and comparing the orientation data…