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Electronic Conducting system

Kenzo Abrahams Supervisor: Mehrdad Ghaziasgar Co-supervisor: James Connon Assited by: Diego Mushfieldt. Electronic Conducting system. An easy way of learning how to conduct music. Overview. Introduction User Requirements Requirements Analysis Assumptions about the project

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Electronic Conducting system

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  1. Kenzo Abrahams Supervisor: MehrdadGhaziasgar Co-supervisor: James Connon Assited by: Diego Mushfieldt Electronic Conducting system An easy way of learning how to conduct music

  2. Overview • Introduction • User Requirements • Requirements Analysis • Assumptions about the project • Project Plan

  3. Introduction • Interactive Conducting System • A system that allows a user to conduct a virtual orchestra • Conductors gestures captured using webcam • Depending on gestures orchestra plays accordingly • Can be an easy way of learning how to conduct music • Easy and fun but at the same time informative • Spread awareness about classical music

  4. User Requirements • Provide the user with a means to perform conduction • Queuing the ensembles when to play • Controlling volume of the ensembles • Maintaining or changing tempo • Provide a brief introduction to the theory of music • Not focus of project • Some written literature will be provided

  5. Requirements Analysis Music Theory

  6. Requirements Analysis Music Theory

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  13. Requirements Analysis Music Theory Select a song

  14. Requirements Analysis Music Theory Select a song

  15. Requirements Analysis Music Theory Select a song

  16. Requirements Analysis Music Theory Select a song

  17. Requirements Analysis Volume, tempo, etc.

  18. Assumptions about the project 1 meter

  19. Project Plan

  20. References • O'Niel, D L. (2008). Music Theater Jobs. Available: http://www.ehow.com/list_6547349_music-theater-jobs.html. Last accessed 29th March 2012. • Bradski, G Kaehler, A. (2008). Getting to Know OpenCV. In: Loukides, M Learning OpenCV. United States of America: O’Reilly. p31-87. • Ivanciuc, O. (2005). SVM - Support Vector Machines . Available: http://www.support-vector-machines.org/. Last accessed 29th March • Nakra, T, Ivanov, Y, Smaragdis, P, Ault, C. (2009). The USB Virtual Maestro: an Interactive Conducting System. NIME2009. 3 (3). • Borchers, J, Hadjakos, A, M¨uhlh¨auser, M. (2006). MICON: A music stand for interactive conducting.. Proceedings of the 2006 conference on New interfaces for musical expression. 4 (2), p254–259.

  21. Questions and Answers

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