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News
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Back home in the U.S., he could find A without any problem
But when the music professor moved to Norway, he could no longer rely on his sense of pitch. The explanation may lie in sounds that most of us barely notice.
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Research unlocks new ways of searching video and music archives
She trains AI models to answer far more complex questions than before. “It’s completely new, and it could open many doors,” music professor says.
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“Can you walk without tripping over your own feet? Then you have rhythm”
A sense of rhythm is invaluable to your brain—whether you can dance in time or not.
The RITMO blog
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I had the pleasure to visit RITMO for 4 months as part of my engineering degree
Arthur Oudeyer writes about his visit to RITMO.
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Alessia Santostefano's visit to RITMO
Alessia Santostefano writes about her visit to RITMO.
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Sarah Shaker's visit to RITMO
Sarah Shaker writes about her visit to RITMO.
RITMO Research Stuff podcast
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Episode 1 - Music Information Extraction (ft. Olivier Lartillot)
Interview with Researcher and project lead Olivier Lartillot, who has been making sense of music recordings with computers and succeeding to an interesting degree.
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Episode 2 - Microtiming and Groove (ft. Guilherme Schmidt Câmara)
RITMO Research Stuff Interview with Researcher Guilherme Schmidt Câmara, who has been deconstructing groove microtiming, how musicians make it and how listeners hear it as part of the Time project and beyond.
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Episode 3 - Coordination and Togetherness (ft. Laura Bishop)
Interview with Laura Bishop, a researcher studying on musical togetherness and ensemble coordination in classical chamber music and beyond.
