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Submitted by nicb on Fri, 11/02/2007 - 14:50.

Version 1.0 of the Roadmap: The S2S2 Consortium (2007). A Roadmap for Sound and Music Computing. Version 1.0. ISBN: 978-9-08-118961-3. Click Here to Download

The first version of this Roadmap was the result of the S2S2 Coordination Action (project funded by the European Commission during the 6th Framework Programme in the Future and Emergent Technologies).The current text is an outgrowth of that version.

Editors of current version: Nicola Bernardini, Xavier Serra, Marc Leman, Gerhard Widmer, Giovanni De Poli.

Main authors: Nicola Bernardini, Roberto Bresin, Antonio Camurri, Giovanni De Poli, Marc Leman, Davide Rocchesso, Xavier Serra, Vesa Välimäki, Gerhard Widmer.

Main contributors: Federico Avanzini, Emmanuel Bigand, Damien Cirotteau, Alain De Cheveigné, Cumhur Erkut, Werner Göbl, Fabien Gouyon, Philippe Lalitte, Henri Penttinen, Pietro Polotti, Daniel Pressnitzer, Rainer Typke, Gualtiero Volpe.

The current version is now open for comments from the whole SMC community.

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Inspirational session at SMC 2009

Submitted by xserra on Fri, 07/31/2009 - 12:16.

The Inspirational session at SMC 2009 related to this Roadmap has already taken place. More info at: http://smc2009.smcnetwork.org/programme/special-sessions/smcchallenges

The participants and topics covered were:

  • Giovanni de Poli, Federico Avanzini: "The evolving context of SMC Education - Notes for a Discussion"
  • Antonio Camurri, Gualtiero Volpe: "Joint SMC EU curricula – some ideas and perspectives"
  • Matthias Mauch, Katy Noland, Dan Tidhar: "Unified Music Modelling and Evaluation: A central concept"
  • Marcelo Wanderley: "Evaluation of Input Devices for Musical Expression" * Anssi Klapuri: "Collecting samples from our living environment and making machines to understand sound"
  • Chris Chafe: "Network Concerts: Virtues and Challenges"
  • Hannes Raffaseder: "More of the same? - Towards new artistic concepts and aesthetic approaches in computer music"
  • Christopher Raphael: "Music for Computer Games"
We will now add new comments based on the presentations and the discussions that took place.

...xavier
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Updating the Roadmap

Submitted by xserra on Tue, 03/31/2009 - 16:35.

This Roadmap was finished two years ago, thus it is time for updating it. The context has changed a bit, the state of the art has definately changed, and thus the current challenges and strategies section could be updated.

In the next Sound and Music Computing Conference (http://smc2009.smcnetwork.org/) that will take place in Porto from the 23th to the 25th of July 2009 there will be a special session on "Current Challenges in Sound and Music Computing" of which I am the coordinator. My idea is to use that session as an excuse to update this roadmap.

Before the conference I would welcome any suggestion from the community. Anyone wanting to present their point of view can do it by posting comments in the different sections of the Roadmap or also by making a short presentation at the SMC conference by submiting a proposal here. After the conference we could update this Roadmap with all the contributions.

I have written initial comments in the Context and State of the Art sections with some ideas on how to update these sections. Of course my comments are personal, so please add your own comments.

...xavier

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