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time slice transmitter (last edited: 2025)

Marco Döttlinger
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time slice transmitter is composed as an intra-active adaptive assemblage and investigates creative agency in the context of electroacoustic and algorithmic real-time composition and performance. Marco Döttlinger and Anna Lindenbaum (violin) explore process-based forms or relationships between human and algorithmic actors. This structure consists of three interlocking recurrent levels: a violinist, an autonomously acting computer music system (CMS) and a laptop performer. Our hypotheses are that musical intra-action with algorithms generates a new ontology of musical artworks: away from a text to be interpreted, towards a non-linear and radically open-ended workflow. This also calls into question the traditional concept of authorship, as the temporal interdependence represents new constellations of cooperation. In general, machine learning algorithms are pushing for a critical and creative examination of traditional concepts of music creation.
typeresearch exposition
keywordsreal-time composition, improvisation, Human-machine-Interaction, machine learning, music, electroacoustic music, intra-action
date20/11/2024
last modified25/02/2025
statusin progress
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affiliationmdw - University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna
copyrightMarco Doettlinger
licenseCC BY-NC-ND
languageEnglish
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/3212363/3212364


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