The Internet of Musical Things (IoMusT) is an emerging research field positioned at the
intersection of Internet of Things, new interfaces for musical expression, ubiquitous music …

Most contemporary Western performing arts practices restrict creative interactions from
audiences. Open Symphony is designed to explore audience-performer interaction in live …

A broad variety of audio content is available online through an increasing number of
repositories and platforms. Resources such as music tracks, recorded sounds or instrument …

This paper presents an experimental study into the use of mixed reality (MR) visuals
generated from performers' expression and emotion sensing augmenting a live music …

The most commonly used formats for exchanging musical information today are limited in
that they represent music as flat and rigid streams of events or as raw audio signals without …

In many Western performing art traditions, audiences have been ascribed a position of
receiver not bearing creative roles. Such perception of audiences sees a radical shift in …

The paper presents a comparative study of music features derived from audio recordings, ie
the same music pieces but representing different music genres, excerpts performed by …

With the advent of online audio resources and web technologies, digital tools for sound
designers and music producers are changing. The Internet provides access to hundreds of …

We describe the concepts behind a web-based minimal-UI DJ system that adapts to the
user's preference via sim-ple interactive decisions and feedback on taste. Starting from a …

This chapter aims to provide sound designers with theoretical principles and practical skills
to understand and develop new musical instruments featuring intelligent sensing and …