Creative Agents, Curatorial Agents, and Human-Agent Interaction in Coming Together

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Conference Proceedings

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Proceedings of the 9th Sound and Music Computing Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, p.181-186 (2012)

Abstract:

We describe a multi-agent systems which composes in real-time, using negotiation as the active compositional technique. In one version of the system, creative agents’ output is written to disk; during performance, a curatorial agent selects prior-composed movements and assembles a complete musical composition. The resulting score is then displayed to musicians, and performed live. A second version of the system is described, in which the real-time interaction is performed immediately by a mechanical musical instrument, and a human instrumentalist’s performance data is included in system as being one of the agents (a human agent).

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