I recently ran a workshop and performed at Harvestworks in New York City. The workshop was done in collaboration with Andrew Telichan Phillips form the Music and Audio Research Laboratory at NYU Steinhardt. The amazing Ana García Caraballos performed with me…
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At New York University to work on sensors for music performance – pt. 5: tests with musicians
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.…
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…
At New York University to work on sensors for music performance – pt. 2: Making sense of IMU Motion Data
I’m currently in New York and in the past weeks I have designed a set of Max objects that make use of the motion data obtained from 9DoF IMUs for musical purposes. Antonio Camurri and his colleagues at InfoMus – Casa Paganini have made extensive use…
At New York University to work on sensors for music performance – pt. 1
For the next few weeks I will be in New York working on a collaborative project with the Music and Audio Research Laboratory (MARL) at NYU Steinhardt School of Music and Performing Arts Practice. The goal of this project is to develop software…