Symbolic Melodic Similarity: State of the Art and Future Challenges. Velardo, V., Vallati, M., & Jan, S. Computer Music Journal, 40(1):10–24, 2016.
Paper abstract bibtex The invention of software in the mid-20th century was as big a breakthrough for modern humans as the mastery over fire was for our prehistoric ancestors; the addition of cognitive fluidity to hardware has resulted in an explosion of experimentation and creativity (which also poses some challenges). As is the case with any new technology, humans immediately set about using software to connect with one another and extend our networks of distributed cognition. Computer musicians are uniquely positioned to predict the future by composing it and coding it, because as a group we combine the imagination and daring of artists with the technology that can make the imaginary real.
@Article{ velardo.ea2016-symbolic,
author = {Velardo, Valerio and Vallati, Mauro and Jan, Steven},
year = {2016},
title = {Symbolic Melodic Similarity: State of the Art and Future
Challenges},
abstract = {The invention of software in the mid-20th century was as
big a breakthrough for modern humans as the mastery over
fire was for our prehistoric ancestors; the addition of
cognitive fluidity to hardware has resulted in an
explosion of experimentation and creativity (which also
poses some challenges). As is the case with any new
technology, humans immediately set about using software to
connect with one another and extend our networks of
distributed cognition. Computer musicians are uniquely
positioned to predict the future by composing it and
coding it, because as a group we combine the imagination
and daring of artists with the technology that can make
the imaginary real.},
isbn = {8187672641},
issn = {1531-5169},
journal = {Computer Music Journal},
keywords = {kyma,music similarity,systems},
mendeley-tags= {music similarity},
number = {1},
pages = {10--24},
url = {http://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/pdf/10.1162/COMJ_a_00359},
volume = {40}
}
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