Algorithms for Computer Music
When: Winter semester 2018
Contact:
Mickael Zehren, Prof. Paolo BientinesiSend an email
Overview
This seminar is well suited for motivated students who are passionate about both music and computers. Ideally, you want to work on a MS thesis in computer music.
All the topics are concerned with the algorithmic/automatic solution of a music-related problem.
E.g.: identification of a musical composer, generation of music, simulation of an acoustic environment, ...
Every student gives a presentation and writes a report on the assigned topic. The presentation must contain music.
Prerequisites
- Reasonable knowledge of the fundamentals of music
- Good command of algorithms & complexity
- Familiarity with multiple programming languages
- Strong mathematical background
Seminar rules
- Attendance is mandatory
- Grade:
- 40% code / analysis / interpretation
- 40% presentation
- 20% report
Lectures
- When: Wednesdays, 5.15pm
- Where: Rogowski 115, AICES seminar room, Schinkelstrasse 2
Schedule
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Wednesday, 17/10/2018 17:15 Topic assignment -
Tuesday, 06/11/2018 23:59 Plan of action, Dropout limit date -
Tuesday, 08/01/2019 23:59 Checkpoint: Slides draft, current state of the code -
Tuesday, 05/02/2019 23:59 Slides final, report, code -
Wednesday, 06/02/2019 17:15 Presentations - Owais Ahmed: Recommendation
- Christian Niklas Kotulla: Generation
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Wednesday, 13/02/2019 17:15 Presentations - Kim Sebastian Brose: DJ Assessment
- Muhammad Bilal Saeed: Generation
- Kaspar Maximilian Scharf: DJ Monitoring
Material
- Lecture 1: Topic assignment
- Template (5 page maximum)
- "HOWTO: Presentations", by P. Bientinesi [ PDF]