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Computer-Human Interactive Performance Symposium (CHIPS)

人机交互性能研讨会（CHIPS）

基本信息

批准号：
AH/J012408/1
负责人：
Nicolas Gold
金额：
$ 2.26万
依托单位：
University College London
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2012
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2012 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FJ012408%2F1
关键词：
Computer Human Interactive Performance Symposium

项目摘要

Popular music (e.g. folk, rock, music theatre) plays a central role in the lives of millions of people. Musicians of all standards from amateur to professional produce music that is heard on radios and televisions, and performed in concert halls and theatres. Teenagers are motivated to learn instruments and play in bands to emulate their professional idols, serious amateurs play and sing together at open-mike nights, charity concerts, and in churches, and professionals perform in clubs, theatres, and multimedia shows like Cirque du Soleil and the Blue Man Group. To learn, rehearse, and perform popular music often requires a musician to be part of an ensemble yet forming such a group can be challenging, particularly for amateur musicians. Even in established communities such as churches, the demands of everyday life mean that musicians cannot always attend rehearsals or play regularly together. In professional ensembles, illness can cause the absence of key musicians in rehearsal or performance. Computer music technology offers the potential to substitute for musicians in these situations, yet reliable, robust, and simple systems that can be quickly set up, and that play musically and creatively do not yet exist. To focus broader attention on this significant and potentially high-impact problem, the CHIPS project will form a network of interest around the computer-human performance of popular music. The aim is to understand and shape the future research agenda by learning from experiences of technological adoption in relevant contexts, understanding the technological state of the art in relation to popular music performance, and imagining future performance practices incorporating computer "musicians". The focus of the project will be a symposium, supported before and after by web-enabled collaborative discussion, and with the longer-term aim of establishing a network of interest to subsequently organise a self-sustaining series of symposia or working sessions at relevant major international conferences in the field.

流行音乐（如民谣、摇滚、音乐剧）在数百万人的生活中起着中心作用。从业余到专业的各种水平的音乐家所创作的音乐在收音机和电视上听到，并在音乐厅和剧院演出。青少年有动力学习乐器，加入乐队来模仿他们的职业偶像，严肃的业余爱好者在开放式麦克之夜、慈善音乐会和教堂里一起演奏和唱歌，专业人士在俱乐部、剧院和多媒体表演中表演，比如太阳马戏团和蓝人乐队。学习、排练和表演流行音乐通常需要音乐家成为合奏团的一部分，但组建这样一个团体可能是具有挑战性的，特别是对业余音乐家来说。即使在像教堂这样的成熟社区，日常生活的需求也意味着音乐家们不能总是参加排练或定期一起演奏。在专业乐团中，疾病会导致主要乐手在排练或演出中缺席。在这些情况下，计算机音乐技术提供了替代音乐家的潜力，然而，可靠的、强大的、简单的、可以快速建立起来的、音乐和创造性地播放的系统还不存在。为了将更广泛的注意力集中在这个重要的、潜在的高影响问题上，CHIPS项目将围绕流行音乐的人机表演形成一个兴趣网络。其目的是通过学习相关背景下技术采用的经验，理解与流行音乐表演相关的技术状态，并想象未来的表演实践中包含计算机“音乐家”，来理解和塑造未来的研究议程。该项目的重点将是一个专题讨论会，前后由网络协作讨论支持，其长期目标是建立一个感兴趣的网络，随后在该领域的有关主要国际会议上组织一系列自我维持的专题讨论会或工作会议。