Publications List
The Spatial Sound Description Interchange Format: Principles, Specification, and Examples
Nils Peters, Trond Lossius, Jan C. Schacher
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Hybrid Musicianship - Teaching Gestural Interaction with Traditional and Digital Instruments
Jan C. Schacher
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SpatDIF: Principles, Specification, and Examples
Nils Peters, Trond Lossius, Jan C. Schacher
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The Doppler Effect in Warning Signals: Perceptual Investigations into Aversive Reactions Related to Pitch Changes
Clemens Kuhn-Rahloff, Martin Neukom, Mathias S. Oechslin
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Composing With Swarm Algorithms – Creating Interactive Audio-Visual Pieces Using Flocking Behaviour
Schacher, Jan C., Bisig, Daniel, Neukom, Martin
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Cycles - Blending Natural and Artificial Properties in a Generative Artwork
Daniel Bisig, Tatsuo Unemi
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Towards an Interactive Multimedia Experience for Club Music and Dance
Majoe D, Kulka I, Schacher, J. C.
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Action and Perception in Interactive Sound Installations: An Ecological Approach
Schacher, Jan C.
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Swarm Based Computer Music - Towards a Repertory of Strategies
Bisig, Daniel; Neukom, Martin
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The Doppler Effect – an Evolutionary Critical Cue for the Perception of the Direction of Moving Sound Sources
Mathias Oechslin, Martin Neukom, Gerald Bennett
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Interactive Swarm Orchestra - An Artificial Life Approach to Computer Music
Bisig, Daniel; Neukom, Martin; Flury, John
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Interactive Swarm Orchestra - A Generic Programming Environment for Swarm Based Computer Music
Bisig, Daniel; Neukom, Martin; Flury, John
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Identity SA - an interactive swarm-based animation with a deformed reflection
Unemi, Tatsuo; Bisig, Daniel
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On making and playing an electronically-augmented saxophone
Schiesser, Sébastien; Traube, Caroline
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MediaFlies - An Interactive Flocking Based Tool for the Remixing of Media
Bisig, Daniel; Unemi, Tatsuo
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Celerina – A Generative Music System Using Aesthetical Reduction Applied to Simple Cellular Automata
Flury, John; Bisig, Daniel
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Publications
Celerina – A Generative Music System Using Aesthetical Reduction Applied to Simple Cellular Automata
Proceedings of the 19th International FLAIRS Conference. Melbourne, USA, 2006.
Celerina is the software core of a realtime system for dynamic music generation. Several one-dimensional binary cellular automata generate melodic patterns that are subsequently reduced and processed to form musical motifs and gestures. The music generated by Celerina is set to conform with such musical styles as jazz, classical or ambient music.
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FLAIRS0601FluryJ.pdf