IRCAM
Projects
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Spat
Spat is a software suite for spatialization of sound signals in real-time intended for musical creation, postproduction, and live performances.
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OM-sharp
OM# (om-sharp) is a computer-assisted composition environment derived from OpenMusic: a visual programming language dedicated to musical structure ...
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Forum Max Apps
FREE- Collections of Max6 patches that allow rapid use of IRCAM Forum audio technologies.
Articles
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Perceptual strangeness in virtual reality
Published on 03/21/2019
2018.19 Artistic Research Residency. Trami NGuyen et Vincent Isnard. In collaboration with the Acoustic and Cognitive Spaces IRCAM-STMS Team.
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The nonlinear spring
Published on 03/21/2019
2018.19 Artistic research residency. Hans Peter Stubbe Teglbjærg. In collaboration with the Sound Systems and Signals: Audio/Acoustics, InstruMen...
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Symbiosis
Published on 03/21/2019
2018.19 Artistic Research Residency Éric Raynaud aka Fraction. In collaboration with the Acoustic and Cognitive Spaces IRCAM-STMS Team and the So...
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An Urban Archive as an English Garden - Acoustic Landscaping in Time and Space
Published on 03/21/2019
2018.19 Artistic Research Residency. Brynjar Franzson Davíð. In collaboration with the Acoustic and Cognitive Spaces team and the ZKM.
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Augmented physicality and emotionality
Published on 03/21/2019
2017.18 Artistic Research Residency. Emanuele Palumbo. In collaboration with the CREAM team-project and the Analysis of Musical Practices team.
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Urban land sound design – composing in(to) the existing
Published on 03/20/2019
2018.19 Artistic research residency. Nadine Schütz. In collaboration with the Acoustic and Cognitive Spaces IRCAM-STMS Team and the Perception et ...
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AI Swing!
Published on 03/21/2019
2018.19 Artistic Research Residency. Raphaël Imbert et Benjamin Lévy. In collaboration with the Musical Representations IRCAM-STMS Team and the A...
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Fragments of Extinction
Published on 03/21/2019
2017.18 Artistic Research Residency. David Monacchi. In collaboration with the Acoustic and Cognitive Spaces team and the ZKM.
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Bit-makers
Bit-makers is a series of interviews of artists about artistic research. The title of the series is a wordplay with "beat-makers", for pulsed music...
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