ACMC 2002

Form Space Time

6–8 July 2002 RMIT University and Victorian College of the Arts Melbourne, Australia

Steve Adam Control and Mapping Strategies for HybriD
Ros Bandt Spatial Counterpoint as a Design Principle in the Australia Gallery, The Melbourne Museum
Jim Barbour Applying Aural Research: the Aesthetics of 5.1 Surround
Andrew Brown Opportunities for Evolutionary Music Composition
Paul Doornbusch The Application of Mapping in Composition and Design
David Hirst Developing Analysis Criteria Based on Denis Smalley’s Timbre Theories
Ian Kaminskyj Multi-feature Musical Instrument Sound Classifier with user determined generalisation performance
Ian Kaminskyj & Mark Williams Web Based Automatic classification of Musical Instrument Sound
Andrew Lyons Abstractly Related and Spatially Simultaneous Auditory-Visual Objects
Peter McIlwain A Survey of Software Designs from the Sonic Art Group
Johnathan Mustard Correlating Movement in Space to the Parameters of Sound
Timothy Opie Granular Synthesis: Experiments in Live Performance
Ian Stevenson Spatialisation, Method and Madness: Learning from Commercial Systems
Lindsay R. Vickery The RoboSax Project (1991-2001): forms of performer/machine interaction in works by Johnathan Mustard and Lindsay Vickery

Ros Bandt & Ian Mott Report on the Australian Sound Design Project
Warren Burt Developing and Composing with Scales based on Recurrent Sequences
Hannah Clemen Enhancing the Experience of Music-Ritual through Gesturally Controlled Interactive Technology
Robert Coburn Composing Space: The Integration of Music, Time, and Space in Multi-Dimensional Sound Installations
Angelo Fraietta Smart Controller – Artist Talk
Elsa Justel Space as a Structural Function in electroacoustic Music
Lissa Meridan Elastic Horizon: Mapping Collaborations
Robert G. Morgan Metamorphosis as a Musical Algorithm
Andrei Bajurnow & Alexandra L. Uitdenbogerd Towards Audio-Based Music Information Retrieval in the RMIT University MIRT Project
Lindsay R. Vickery The Yamaha MIBURI MIDI jump suite as a controller for STEIM’s Interactive Video software Imag/ine
Ian Whalley The University of Waikato: Studio Report 1998-2001