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Track by track: Generative music installation for BBC Music Day

Nash, Chris

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Authors

Chris Nash Chris.Nash@uwe.ac.uk
Senior Lecturer in Music Tech - Software Development



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Chris Nash
Rights Holder

Abstract

A crowd-driven generative music installation at Bristol Temple Meads Station, for BBC Music Day 2018. A live camera feed of the platform is used with machine learning/vision analysis to identify positions and disposition of people, trains, bicycles, luggage, etc., the data from which is used by the Manhattan program (Nash, 2014) to generate choral or popular music in real-time, played live to the public on the platform.

Citation

Nash, C. (2018). Track by track: Generative music installation for BBC Music Day

Digital Artefact Type Other
Conference Name BBC Music Day 2018
Conference Location Platform 3, Bristol Temple Meads, Bristol, England
Start Date Sep 28, 2018
End Date Sep 28, 2018
Publication Date Sep 28, 2018
Publicly Available Date Jun 7, 2019
Keywords generative music, crowd-driven music, algorithmic music, machine learning, machine vision
Public URL https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/860147
Related Public URLs http://nash.audio/manhattan/shared

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