Max/MSP Real-Time Music IR [soundspotter~]

The new version of soundspotter for Max/MSP is finally working.

As an example, here is a 5 minute recording made from a short audio clip (10s) ‘remixed’ in real time using cyclic matching-without-replacement (8 frames) over a shingle size of 4 frames matched to a triangle wave at 272Hz. Parameters are varied in real time to [...]

Posted Under: Music Statistics, SoundSpotter, Uncategorized, composition
This post was written by mcasey on April 13, 2009 Comments (0)

The Problem With Music

The Problem with Music: Modeling Distance Distributions of Large Music Collection.
Talk at Dartmouth Computer Science Colloquium
Wednesday 21st Januray 2009, Silsby Room 028 (*note location change*), Dartmouth College
Talk Slides
Abstract: Recently, a number of piano recordings by different artists were found in a classical music catalog that exhibited a striking resemblance to each other. Could this [...]

Posted Under: Music Statistics, SoundSpotter, audio analysis, audioDB, multimedia databases, social networks
This post was written by mcasey on January 15, 2009 Comments (0)

Soundspotting, plundermatics and the art of audio-visual appropriation

Talk by Prof. Michael Casey
To be presented Friday December 5th, 2008
New York University, NYC
Abstract
Soundspotting is a new approach to creating musical streams by
selecting and concatenating source segments from a large audio
database using methods from music information retrieval. Sometimes
called plundermatics, audio mosaics or concatenative synthesis,
soundspotting computes a similarity score between a target audio
segment and all the [...]

Posted Under: SoundSpotter, composition, talks
This post was written by mcasey on November 20, 2008 Comments (1)