Prof. Dr. Loviscach & S. Heise: Data Visualization in Audio and Music Computing
Prof. Dr. Loviscach & S. Heise: Data Visualization in Audio and Music Computing
Prof. Dr. Jörn Loviscach, University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld
Sebastian Heise, University of Applied Sciences Bremen
Think of the score of a symphony or the waveform displayed by an oscilloscope: Visualizations have been used for ages to aid in generating, finding, adjusting, and mixing sounds, and in composing or finding music. Nowadays, computer graphics, signal processing, and machine learning enable us to create far superior visualizations that reveal hidden relations between thousands of sounds or music files and provide interactive user interfaces. In this talk, we demonstrate our current work on content-based retrieval methods for sound effects and music files, on the composition of interactive game music, on the fusion of MIDI and audio editing, and on other ways of harnessing the power of GPUs.
Time & Location
Sep 04, 2009 | 11:15 AM
FU, Arnimallee 6, Seminarraum 108