The AIM CDT is organising regular seminars, workshops and talks. These are generally aimed at supporting the research development of CDT AIM students, although some talks are open to a wider audience. Below is the list of events organised so far.
YEAR 2022
20th December 2022
DMRN+17: Digital Music Research Network One-day Workshop 2022
Queen Mary University of London
Keynote speakers: TBA
YEAR 2021
21st December 2021
DMRN+16: Digital Music Research Network One-day Workshop 2021
Queen Mary University of London
Keynote speakers:
- Prof Sophie Scott – (UCL)Title: “Sound on the brain – insights from functional neuroimaging and neuroanatomy”
Link to video at C4DM YouTube channel
- Prof Gus Xia – (NYU Shanghai)
Title: “Learning interpretable music representations: from human stupidity to artificial intelligence”Link to video at C4DM YouTube channel
18th-19th December 2021
NASH: the Neural Audio Synthesis Hackathon
A two-day hackathon around the theme of neural audio synthesis, a growing field which focuses on producing audio with neural networks. (See more…)
12th December 2021
Speakers:
- Hugo Flores García (NWU)
- CJ Carr (Dadabots)
- Ilaria Manco (QMUL)
- Moisés Horta (Independent artist: Hexorcismos)
- Antoine Caillon (IRCAM)
28 June 2021
Talk (available on YouTube): AI Black Metal: Eliminating Humans from Music
CJ Carr, Dadabots
22 March 2021
Talk (available on YouTube): “The quadruple hierarchy”
Dmitri Tymoczko, Princeton
YEAR 2020
15 December 2020
DMRN+15: Digital Music Research Network One-day Workshop 2020
Queen Mary University of London
Keynote speakers: Philippe Esling (IRCAM), Dorien Herremans (Singapore University of Technology and Design) and Mariana Lopez (University of York)
29 July 2020
Seminar by Steinberg
“From Research to Product: A development workflow for Audio Algorithms / Introduction to VST3”
Yvan Grabit, Jean-Baptiste Rolland
21 July 2020
Seminar by Kobalt
“Working in the (Music) Industry: A Personal Experience”
Sertan Şentürk
20 July 2020
Seminar by Holonic systems
“Towards an Integral Model of Ubiquitous Music”
Ove Holmqvist
13 July 2020
Workshop by Music Tribe
“Reproducible Machine Learning Pipelines”
Thomas Arvanitidis, Spyros Stasis
22 June 2020
Workshop by Laboratory PRISM, AMU-CNRS
“Perceptual Engineering as a Means to Interpret and Manipulate Perception”
Sølvi Ystad, Mitsuko Aramaki, Richard Kronland-Martinet
18 May 2020
Talk by Tapes UK
“Tapes and Recommendations Using AI”
Carla Willis-Brown
YEAR 2019
17 December 2019
DMRN+14: Digital Music Research Network One-day Workshop 2019
Queen Mary University of London
Keynote speaker: Cynthia Liem (Delft University of Technology)