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GT Accessible Aquarium Project is to make dynamic exhibits such as those at museums, science centers, zoos and aquaria more engaging and accessible for visitors with vision impairments by providing real-time interpretations of the exhibits using innovative tracking, music, narrations, and adaptive sonification.
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--with Vinod Menon [Stanford], David Huron [OSU], and Daniel Abrams [Stanford]
In this work we are exploring amygdala activation in response to simple stimuli such as rising and falling intensity and rising and falling pitch tones. -
One of the most active areas of MIR research is content-based recommendation, analyzing the semantic content of songs to judge their relatedness. This information is used to make recommendations of the form: "if you like A, you'll also like B".
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Drawn together is an artwork in which participants will interact with artificial intelligence agents to create unforeseen and original drawings and musical responses.
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A toolset, curriculum, and social network for collaborative, computational hip-hop remixing designed to engage high-school students in basic computer science.
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I am interested in constructing a cognitively grounded theory of raag, the fundamental melodic concept of Indian music, that explains how raags evoke emotions.
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In LOLC, the musicians in the laptop orchestra use a textual performance interface, developed specifically for this piece, to create and share rhythmic motives based on a collection of recorded sounds
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A client-server system for mass audience participation in live performances using smartphones.
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The Mobile Music Touch system is designed to provide an engaging, pervasive hand rehabilitation aid through musical interactions.
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The objectives are to develop computational models of improvisation and to use them to develop new technologies that support creativity in music and education.
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The goal of this NSF CAREER project is to develop machine- learning (ML) models for predicting temporally structured events in the context of music, which take advantage of these complex correlations, and to use these models to help explain human musical expectation.
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Just as key recognition is essential for understanding Western tonal music (including pop, rock, jazz, etc) -- because it is fundamental to understanding the melodic and harmonic content of a piece -- raag understanding is essential for systems that interact with Indian music.
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Tabla and Mrdangam are the main percussion instruments of North and South India respectively. Both traditions are highly virtuosic and are organized around timbre. "melodies" are created from timbres as opposed to pithces and organized in a highly structured way. The system is analaogus to language in that small units are combined hierarchically to form larger expressions
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Shimon is an improvising robotic marimba player that is designed to create meaningful and inspiring musical interactions with humans, leading to novel musical experiences and outcomes.
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Sonic Generator is the contemporary music ensemble-in-residence at Georgia Institute of Technology dedicated to the performance and exploration of music composed, shaped, influenced, enhanced, and created by the use of technology.
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We have been examining whether certain emotional responses to raag music can be traced to pitch statistics such as frequency of usage and conditional frequency of usage (i.e. how often one note follows another). We have also begun examining the role that micro-pitch structure such as pitch glides and ornaments play in evoking emotion.
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We are developing a musical swarm robot system in which small, cell-phone based robots communicate with humans and with each other and coordinate their movement in order to explore real time algorithmic musical composition and performance.
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Travis is a smart-phone enabled robotic musical companion that can respond to and enhance your musical experiences.
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UrbanRemix is a collaborative and locative sound project consisting of a mobile phone system and web interface for recording, browsing, and mixing audio.
