Call for Papers
The workshop will be hosted on Friday 6th September, 2019
The production of music requires creativity, extensive knowledge of audio processing and exceptional listening skills. Many of these complex production processes have rules that could be made more intuitive, or managed by intelligent processes. The aim of the conference is to discover new music production techniques using state-of-the-art practices and techniques.
This event will provide an overview of the tools and techniques currently being developed in the field, whilst providing insight for audio engineers, producers and musicians looking to gain access to new technologies. The day will consist of presentations from leading academics, keynotes, posters and demonstrations.
We welcome submissions on intelligent music production from researchers worldwide at all stages of their careers.
Suggested topics include:
- Automatic Mixing Technologies
- Melody Generation
- Philosophical foundations of IMP systems
- Improving Accessibility to Music Production
- Philosophical foundations of IMP systems
- Intelligent and Assistive Production Tools
- Semantically powered mixing technology
- Utilising novel Human Inputs for the Mixing Experience
- Perception, psychoacoustics and evaluation
- Source separation
- Semantic audio processing
- Musical similarity and structure analysis
Submission Format
Paper submissions are accepted in PDF format and should be between 2 and 4 pages, including references. Templates for submission are available for Word and LaTeX here. Papers should be sent to intelligentmusicproduction@gmail.com.
On submission, authors should express in their email a preference for either poster or oral presentation. The reviewers may recommend a paper be for oral presentation or poster.
Important dates
8th April 2019 First call for papers6th May 2019 Second call for papers
19th July 2019 Notification of Acceptance
30th August 2019 Registration Deadline for Authors
6th September 2019 Workshop
On the day
Posters must be printed and presented in landscape A0 format (841 x 1189 mm). The poster must have the authors and paper title on display. During the session, the authors must be by their posters to talk people through their work. A desk and power can be provided on request for demonstrations.
Oral presentations will be given during the day session. The authors should be ready at the end of the previous presenter. We would ask all presenting authors to sit at the front to facilitate the day. Each presenting author will have 10 minutes to present their work, followed by a few questions from the audience.
All papers will be published online ahead of the conference for attendees to read.