On the 28th, 29th and 30th of June, there will be the presentations of the thesis of the Sound and Music Computing Masterthat have been carried out during the academic year 2009-2010. The presentations will take place in Room 52.425 of the Communication Campus.

Monday June 28th

• 10:00h: Antonio Escamilla, "3D Audio Effects for Multichannel Reproduction"
• 10:30h: Sebastian Vega, ''Automatic Mixing of Multi-track Audio''
• 11:00h: Marti Umbert, ''Spoken radio synthesizer''
• 11:30h: Ahmed Nagi, "Voice Driven Controller for Software Synthesizer"
• 12:00h: Carlos de los Santos: ''Linear and non-linear Time Series Analysis'' 

Tuesday June 29th

• 10:00h: Pablo Molina, ''DJ support agent based on audio mosaicing''
• 10:30h: Frederic Font, ''Design and evaluation of a visualization interface for querying large unstructured sound databases''
• 11:00h: Leodinas Ioannidis Karaousos, ''Automatic classification of makam scales''
• 16:00h: Jesús Gómez, ''AMuSeD: Audio Mosaicing under a Semantic Description''
• 16:30h: Víctor Jiménez, "Soundscape highlights extractor for Freesound"
• 17:00h: Papiotis Panagiotis, ''Real-Time accompaniment using Query-by-Humming''

Wednesday June 30th

• 10:30h: Marco Marchini, ''Online Machine system for Understanding Percussion Pattern''
• 11:00h: Zuriñe Resa, ‘'Temporal patterns of music listening''
• 11:30h: Andreas Neocleous, ''Expressive performance modeling''
• 12:00h: Francisco Garcia,  ''Acquisition and study of blowing pressure profiles in recorder playing''
• 12:30h: Leny Vinceslas, "Modeling of gesture-sound relationship in recorder playing: a study of blowing pressure"
• 13:00h: Laia Cagigal, ''SinG_Guitar: Design of a singer-centered interface for controlling guitar synthesis based on expression models''
• 13:30h: Pratyush, ''Detection of Ornamentation in Indian Classical Music''    

Thursday July 15th

• 16:00h: Josep Maria Comajuncosas, "Expressive Breath Modeling"

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