The sound and music computing field: Present and future. Bernardini, N. & De Poli, G. Journal of New Music Research, 36(3):143–148, 2007.
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This paper is a general introduction for the theme of this special issue. It attempts to give a definition of the Sound and Music Computing research field stemming from its methodologies, aims and approaches. A brief account of the disciplines involved along with their academic organization follows, along with a short description of the areas of application involved. Since Sound and Music Computing has recently enjoyed a deep world-wide reflection upon its own goals, visions and perspectives which has resulted in several roadmapping exercises, the last part of this article provides a summary of these exercises by introducing them in the context in which they were created.
@article{bernardini2007sound,
	title = {The sound and music computing field: {Present} and future},
	volume = {36},
	doi = {10.1080/09298210701862432},
	abstract = {This paper is a general introduction for the theme of this special issue. It attempts to give a definition of the Sound and Music Computing research field stemming from its methodologies, aims and approaches. A brief account of the disciplines involved along with their academic organization follows, along with a short description of the areas of application involved. Since Sound and Music Computing has recently enjoyed a deep world-wide reflection upon its own goals, visions and perspectives which has resulted in several roadmapping exercises, the last part of this article provides a summary of these exercises by introducing them in the context in which they were created.},
	number = {3},
	journal = {Journal of New Music Research},
	author = {Bernardini, Nicola and De Poli, Giovanni},
	year = {2007},
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	pages = {143--148},
}

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