CHIME Annual One-day Music and HCI Workshop

The CHIME network (Computer Human Interaction and Music nEtwork) is an EPSRC-funded research network in Music and Human Computer Interaction. The network aims to connect and assist researchers from diverse disciplines, whether just starting or established, whose interests span any combination of Music and Human Computer Interaction (also known as Music Interaction - MI)

CHIME EPSRC Network

A one-day research event for sharing work in the area of music and human-computer interaction

The Open University

<h1>CHIME Annual One-day Music and HCI Workshop</h1> The Open University, in Milton Keynes, UKWorkshop: 4th December 2023, A one-day research event for sharing work in the area of music and human-computer interaction. This is an opportunity to hear the latest research in music and interaction; network with peers; get hands-on experience with participative demos; and share your work and interests with representatives from music-interaction-related industry and charities. <h4>Location and access information</h4>The event will include a mixture of talks, participative demonstrations, posters and discussion. The venue is <a href="https://www.open.ac.uk/library/digital-archive/image/image:08309c3f0bd4a7e3ca2d7893fafcff91d19cc6d6" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">The Hub</a>, at The Open University, Milton Keynes MK7 6AA. Map link: <a href="https://maps.app.goo.gl/UDdtSgXV4quXYSKw5" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://maps.app.goo.gl/UDdtSgXV4quXYSKw5</a>  There will be plenty of parking spaces available in South West Parking - no permit is needed. <h4>Keynote</h4>We’re very happy to announce that <a href="http://sam.aaron.name/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Sam Aaron</a> (Sonic Pi) will be present to give a keynote to open proceedings on the day. <h3>Draft Schedule (to be confirmed nearer the time)</h3>09:00 - Access for demo setup 09:30 - General arrival and coffee 10:05 - Welcome 10:15 - Sam Aaron keynote and Q&amp;A 11:00 - [break] 11:15 - Talk session #1 - see below for details 12:30 - Buffet lunch and time to engage with the demos and posters, and to talk to each other 14:00 - Talk session #2 - see below for details 15:15 - More time to explore the demos and posters and scheduled activities 16:15 - [break] 16:30 - Panel and discussion 18:00 - End of event 19:00 - Dinner at the Plough (optional, delegates only) <h3>Talk session #1 (chair: Chris Kiefer)</h3><ul><li>Corey Ford, Sara Cardinale, Nick Bryan-Kinns and Geraint Wiggins. Three Open Questions for the Design of AI for Music Composition</li><li>Andrea Bolzoni, Alistair Willis, David Sharp, Adam Linson, and Robin Laney. Bringing Timbral Shapes to Interactive Music Systems</li><li>Becky Allen. A Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Approach to Adaptable Digital Musical Instrument Development</li><li>Ronald K. Mo. Emotion-driven Motivic Development using Diffusion Models</li></ul> <h3>Talk session #2 (chair: Becky Allen)</h3><ul><li>Landon Morrison and Andrew McPherson. Theorising Entangled Design in Digital Musical Instruments: Conversation Starters</li><li>Juan Pablo Carrascal and Tom DeMajo. A Sense of Surrounding: A Participatory Soundscape</li><li>Bleiz Macsen Del Sette, Charalampos Saitis. Sound of Care: A Body-Centred Perspective to Chronic Pain Self-Management Using Generative Sonification</li><li>Panos Ghikas and Dan Herbert. Unrealtime Expanded</li><li>Dimitris Kyriakoudis. TimeLines: Time, Paradigms, Forgotten Histories &amp; Imagined Futures of Live Coding</li></ul> <h3>Demos and Posters</h3><ul><li>Nicholas Canny. Using computer improvisation to bring studio techniques to the stage and extend the sonic possibilities of acoustic instruments</li><li>Juan Pablo Carrascal and Tom DeMajo. A Sense of Surrounding: A Participatory Soundscape</li><li>Austin Franklin. Digital Games for Improvisation With Acoustic Instruments</li><li>Panos Ghikas and Dan Herbert. Unrealtime Expanded</li><li>Nicolas Gold, Ross Purves, and Evangelos Himonides. Making Music-Making</li><li>Christina Karpodini. Vibrotactile wearable system for non-visual computer interaction with music applications.</li><li>Chris Kiefer. The Nalima</li><li>Danilo Randazzo. Live spectral augmentation</li><li>Charalampos Saitis, Haokun Tian, Jordie Shier, and Bleiz Macsen Del Sette. Timbre Tools for the Digital Instrument Maker</li><li>Tom Sherlock. Mobile Digital Keyboard and Controller</li><li>Steve Symons. The Stickatron and the Elastiphone: two entangled musical experiences.</li><li>Duncan Williams, Rory Stocks, Rebecca R Vos, and Trevor Cox. Towards Integration of Biosensors and Hearing Aids for Music</li></ul> <h3>The CHIME Network</h3>The CHIME network (Computer Human Interaction and Music nEtwork) is an EPSRC-funded research network in Music and Human Computer Interaction which launched in April 2022.<a href="http://chime.ac.uk" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://chime.ac.uk</a>

Agenda

Arrival and coffee

CHIME Welcome

Sam Aaron - keynote

Talk Session #1

Demo and Poster lunch - time to explore the exhibits

Talk Session #2

Scheduled activities and more time for demos

Panel and Discussion

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