Description
This is something we know, advanced computational technologies do challenge the practices of creative practitioners. By looking at the recent development of AI methods and deep learning models, it appears that these technologies have already penetrated the creative practices and this transformation is now impacting the ways in which artists, designers, musicians, writers, etc., act on their creative work, offering a new perspective that redefines human-technology relationship. In my talk I will critically reflect on how as an artist-researcher I apply computational technologies to music practices that use digital musical instruments, often to things they were not meant to be applied to. This presentation will suggest that computation is an integral part of digital music practices, inseparable part of the artistic process today and beyond the traditional studio-recording-editing domain, it influences the methods and processes of our creative works; how music is composed, performed, experienced, shared and distributed.Period | 8 Sept 2022 |
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Held at | Aalto Studios |
Keywords
- AI-terity
- music
- AI and music
- artificial intelligence
Open science
- This is related to promoting open science
Open science keywords
- Researcher evaluation
Research ethics and research integrity
- This is related to promoting research ethics and research integrity
Documents & Links
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Activities
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Concert - Digital Musical Instruments and Musical Objects
Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Organization of a workshop, panel, session, tutorial or event
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Communal; AI as a Material, Instrument and the Other
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Academic keynote or plenary lecture
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Technoscientific Practices of Music
Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Organization of a workshop, panel, session, tutorial or event
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Publications and artistic outputs
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AI-terity
Research output: Artistic and non-textual form › Exhibition › Solo art production › peer-review