Dicy2 early example - Generating a drum track matching the prosody of an input voice

C'est pour ça - Experiments towards a future improvised piece
Conception : C'est pour ça
(Original Material: nOx.3, Fox - Computer : Jérôme Nika, using the DYCI2 library)
The Dicy2 library was used to build a setup of "prosodic enrichment":
8 software agents/instruments embedding different musical "memories" (drum tracks)
are controlled by an input sequence (Coleman Hawkins' voice) to generate several voices matching his prosody.
The aim was here to generate a track that could be both musical in terms of rhythmic articulations, and consistent with the prosody.
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Jérôme Nika,
Computer Music Designer & Researcher
Dicy2 and ImproteK are music improvisation software instruments I currently develop (and play with...). More information : repmus.ircam.fr/nika