I mean Dr Bernstein and Ben Taylor and
I are pro presenting on tuned J.S.

which is a port of all
over three thousand.

Historical temperaments and tunings
just intonation and microtonal scales

from the scallop program to
javascript with a lightweight A.P.I.

for using them for tuning MIDI.

MIDI notes using through this.

Huge scale to obtain microtones.

Tunings in your web audio applications

thanks.

Already so recorder or a Z. is a research
project combining on a scientific research

concerning the recorder instruments
we have for topics instrumentation.

Eat awning and data mining I Why aim is
to enhance general raised on experience

of missions composes under to encourage
their creative activities to achieve

this an aim we on the lies a correlation
between the physical reactions and

the sounding results of
the different recorders.

We designed an interactive graphic is that
the face which is David over to his web or

do you want to simplified an obligation
and access to the database.

The users can access their
requested data by only a few clicks

I will remember because it is a new
introductory documentation methode for

music research which integrates with his
home post with their quest bonding and

notation and
the explanation thank you very much.

The one.

Presenting the body about I can two
books with the horrible acronym way it.

So this is to do with perception listening
tests one's done this before March for

a test a B. a B. X.

and those of others and we packed about
thirteen of them into this one to.

Figure in the browser and using web P.R.

we do things like a lot of normalization
synchronization leaping adding silence and

a few other things cos waiting on inside
and then going down the list we can do.

A new comment you can do survey questions
you can filter us out based on those

questions again when the browser analysis
which is being finished on a browser

again today inbox lots confidence charts
histograms again where there's going

to things user timelines when they played
songs the confidence of their results

based on that so effectively a whole
load of stuff to do this thing to so

please come take it out check it out how
to use it for your next next project Thank

you.

Hello I'm Adrian than I really want
to be able to navigate inside or

do fives even in small devices and
they want to and

to provide a correlation
between do your job content and

you have said started by those in the
ignition system to achieve this commitment

are supported by humans are good
reason they're no use statistics and

these are addition to have pretend so
sets of an addition and

they finally do use them for
time travel experiences.

So all can be tested online to I'm
looking forward to see you play with

the do more and help me build
more relevant systems Thank you.

Tom Collins last year my
colleague Christine clued on and

I founded a company called Music
artificial intelligence algorithms or

short we've built a couple
of process types to date

one is shown in the bottom
left thanks to Tony J.S.

and next you are developers
whose code which extended here.

They're pretty standard kind of interfaces
for creating all editing music like

a web piano roll editor but
we try and put.

A button or some functionality in
them that somehow New York sighting

by tucking into music
artificial intelligence.

That's the red ring on the button there.

For this conference our contribution
was to look at the problem of web

playback of realistic sounding
acoustic instruments like piano or

violin some results on
the right come to our poster

to try out prototypes and
find out a bit more what we're doing Thank

you.

My name is Zach Berkowitz I'm from
Louisiana State University and

myself together with my colleagues
last summer we held our first annual

program in music camp which is a one
week summer outreach camp designed

to teach programming concepts to middle
school students through making music

our goals were to introduce
basic programming concepts to

javascript including data types
object oriented programming and

using A.P.I. live coding using jibber
exploring basic audio synthesis and

computer music techniques he's in town
J.S. learning user interface design and

user experience development processes
using braid composing rehearsing and

performant with new technologies and
finally demonstrating that it's possible

for anyone to learn these technologies and
create fun exciting music applications.

At the end of the camp the students
performed with the Web instruments and

created the live coding and
created with their created and

the live coding pieces they
wrote Come by a poster and

try out some of the instruments the kids
made including the fact piano Thank

you.

I missed you parody I'm presenting
an approach to streaming and

client side rendering of multichannel
audio was synchronized Mr data

we've developed this to allow
us to test base experiences and

to learn a bit more about the
infrastructure structure an architecture

required to deliver this world inches and
also to try things old quickly

I will be talking about this as well at
the end of the talk sessions I won't say

too much I don't want to spoil
that spoil the surprise but

socially we're using the audio
definition model as a as an origin file.

We can code using MPEG dust standard
to transfer to the browser and

then we render that within the browser
using a variety of different windows to

the back up also allowing interaction and
personalization for the user Thank

you.

And David my colleagues Ramsey and
Karl I have developed

a game based on street fighter it's called
Beat fighter that uses website kits and

web media to allow you you know anyone
can use any types of controllers

I'm using electronic drum trigger
calls playing saxophone but

unfortunately you can't be here and yes so

it allows different controllers to
basically program into fighting moves and.

That's about it yes.

Thank you thank you.

Right Hi I'm Scott and
today I'm going to demo a block based

life coaching music environment for
kids my goal is to create an environment

that kids as young as six or seven years
old can actually make music and and

essentially learn how to code at the same
time not going to talk too much about this

right now because I have
to talk about it so

during the talk I'll kind of go through
my motivation and history and where I see

this environment going so I invite
everyone to come check out what I have so

far during a demo session
thank you thank you.

Thank.

You.

And all.

French so excuse me English please and
I'm here to present.

A web based music sheet
editorial which for

your time could abortion so
it's a bit like music or

good docs and it's all for.

It make great use of first a web or
do and where media P.R. by playback.

Media are so few people use it but

media and
it's very very since you can connect to

any vs the available since you.

Thank.

When the.

State performed live writing and

if you remember we got a text that you
saw on the web browser This is the.

Audio to.

Typographic So we have a lot of
that will be useful to you or

to six person for example in the context
of likelihood or a karaoke or.

If it has to visualize as well and if
you're interested in writing I might very

well talk about talk more about the piece
as well and I think you'll be able to form

your pieces if you're interested
in improvised portability.

You know that

thanks.

Hi My name is.

Also called Call Me ASH So
this is our papers about I mean

our demo is about that sockets in C.
Sound and as usually there's a very

Have saying we built a little
jam system and what it is.

Is the sound engine that's running inside
of Chrome as the pinnacle version but

we also have support for the inscription
version and you can also used.

To connect any kind of a device and
you can transmitted to the signals from

your computer all the way two thousand
miles away and it comes with a couple

of interesting drum sequencers
a bunch of interesting sounds and

it works of the Internet works of a LAN
and you can also connect connect with

mobile devices and can kind of control
other synthesizers if you feel like it so

in summation come back to the demo and

we'll have a little jam.

It's me again missing Dutchesse is
a javascript singing synthesis library

it's built on top of me speak digests
which is a text to speech library and

it basically what it does is it renders
the output for each syllable and

then perform some timing calculations
based on B.P.M. and measure.

Time seemed like that.

Concatenates them all feeds them into
Chris Wilson's dental vocoder and

that controls the frequency of all
the different seeing and also the demo

has some rhyme and note suggestions
powered by other different A.P.'s.

And it's definitely still a work in
progress just got polyphony working very

recently so now more than one voice can
sing at a time future steps include

implementing legato and a better A.P.I.
for programatic Lee controlling the voices

thanks thank.

You.

Everyone I'm going to be talking about
the system we use in the performance

last night Jever in addition to
being a live coding system it's also

a standalone library that you can use in
web applications and any web warm up so

actually the code that I wrote last night
I could have taken it copied it and

pasted it into a web page and assuming I
had one extra line of code to initialize

everything at the top of it it should
have just run basically the way it was

in the performance I think
jibberish the underlying library

is also it's a script
processor based library which.

Has lots of warts but it think it's also
the only web audio library that I know

of at least right now that's optimized for
doing personal processing techniques which

do fun things like feedback inside
the audio graph single sample feedback and

audio modulation of scheduling so
combine say hi.

Thank.

You.

So that in.

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