Maximilian is a C++ library, designed to ease the use of a wide array of audio features such as synthesis, filtering, FFT, etc. It has a syntax and program structure based on the popular ‘Processing’ environment.
Wekinator
The Wekinator is a software package for building interactive systems by demonstrating human actions and computer responses, and facilitating the rapid development of and experimentation with machine learning in live music performance and other real-time domains.
Gesture Variation Follower
Gesture Variation Follower is a C++ library for realtime gesture recognition and variations estimation. It provides methods to easily learn a gesture vocabulary, recognition during performance and estimation of its variations.
Francisco Bernardo
Francisco Bernardo is a researcher, an interactive media artist and a software designer. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science and Systems Engineering and a MSc. in Mobile Systems, both from University of Minho. He also holds an M.A. in Management of Creative Industries, from Portuguese Catholic University, with specialism in Creativity and Innovation in the Music Industry. He lectured at Portuguese Catholic University and worked in the software industry in R&D for Corporate TV, Interactive Digital Signage and Business Intelligence, developing video applications, complex user interface architectures, and interaction design for desktop, web, mobile and augmented reality applications. Currently, Francisco is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Goldsmiths University of London, in the Embodied Audiovisual Interaction (EAVI) group, focusing on new Human-Computer Interaction approaches to Music Technology.
Second Meeting at IRCAM, Paris
The next RAPID MIX meeting will be at IRCAM in Paris from the 20th – 22nd May.
This meeting is to plan and prepare for the workshops and user centred design sessions we will be doing before and during the Barcelona Hackday. We will be reviewing the different technologies that the partners can bring for people to work with, think about some early prototpyes and prepare strategies and challenges for the hackers. We’re excited about bringing these different technologies together and start putting them in the hands of artists, musicians, programmers and who are going to be using them.
Barcelona Kickoff Meeting!
We are in Barcelona at the Music Technology group, UPF for our long awaited kick off meeting for our new EC Horizon2020 funded ICT project, RAPID MIX. This is an initial meeting for all the partners to meet each other, discuss the different work packages that constitute the project, and start to get inspired by sharing research, products and technologies.
Nice to feel welcome with wayfinding!
Sergi Jorda (Music Technology Group) reminds us of project objectives
ReacTable Systems: Gunter Geiger
Alba Rosado from MTG on Workpackage 1