Repertoire Remix: Integrating Musical Preferences from Remote Audience in a Live Networked Improvisation | Zendy

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Repertoire Remix: Integrating Musical Preferences from Remote Audience in a Live Networked Improvisation

Author(s) -

Akito van Troyer

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

scientiatec

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2318-9584

DOI - 10.35819/scientiatec.v2i2.1464

Subject(s) - improvisation , repertoire , gesture , orchestration , musical , multimedia , computer science , dance , audience participation , new interfaces for musical expression , visual arts , human–computer interaction , world wide web , musical composition , art , artificial intelligence , literature

Repertoire Remix enables remote audience members to dynamically suggest their musical preferences for live web-streaming musical improvisation sessions. The semantic web interface encourages remote participants to collaboratively use “stirring” mouse gestures to influence the size of graphical bubbles that contain composers’ names. The accumulated weight is then interpreted by musicians to improvise. This paper documents the first pilot run of the Repertoire Remix system, explores challenges in designing a real-time shared music-style arranging system for networked live improvisation, and interprets the resulting performance by assessing the participants’ mouse gestures collected during the pilot run.

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