
Unless otherwise stated, all seminars are on Fridays at 4:00pm in Studio E at NYU (35 West 4th St., 8th Floor). If you or anyone you know would like to receive notification about these events, please subscribe to our mailing list by sending a blank email to: join-mtech-research@lists.nyu.edu
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Past Events
- Esteban Maestre: Synthesis of bowing controls applied to violin sound generation
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- Mark Ballora: The Sounds of Science
- Mark Ballora will be discussing his work in sonification of scientific datasets that he has created for the educational science production Rhythms of the Universe (Read Story)
- Psyche Loui: Neural and cognitive mechanisms for music: Insights from special populations
- Music is ubiquitous around the world, but the source of musical ability is unknown. How do human beings come to know what they know about music? In this talk, I will review our recent research on... (Read Story)
- Rebecca Friebrink: Real-time, Interactive Machine Learning for Music Composition and Performanc
- Rebecca Friebrink shows how supervised learning offers a useful set of computational tools for many problems in computer music composition and performance. (Read Story)
- Paul Lamere: Data Mining Music
- Paul Lamere explores "how we can use music data mining for tasks such as automatic genre detection, song similarity for music recommendation, and data visualization for music exploration and discovery." (Read Story)