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Joni and Daniel: 2. Dyslexic google extension part 2 : voice record of the loved one for memory recall  

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Joni and Daniel: 2. Dyslexic google extension part 2 : voice record of the loved one for memory recall  

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Numerous studies have reported that human cognitive processes are affected by emotions, including attention, learning and memory, reasoning, and problem-solving.

Emotion also facilitates encoding and helps retrieval of information efficiently.

Users can highlight a particular paragraph or word of the text and then send a notification to the selected loved ones so that they can record remotely (the person who has to record the voice doesn’t have to be with the user in person). Users can record the voice of someone they love, so that whenever they need to recall a particular paragraph or word from memory, they can think of the voice of their loved ones and retrieve a particular memory.

e.g. The Influences of Emotion on Learning and Memory

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- Joni
- Daniel

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Daniel and Joni - Acoustic heart beat entrainment to aid stress management

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Daniel and Joni - Acoustic heart beat entrainment to aid stress management

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There have been a number of research papers suggesting heartbeat entrainment through auditory senses, for example fetal heartbeats get entrained with the mother’s heartbeat through the fetus's auditory system (Maternal-fetal heartbeat phase synchronization: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/26766568_Maternal-fetal_heart_beat_phase_synchronization).

Users can use the “app” to register their own heart beats by tapping on the app (or automatically through photoplethysmography)*, and the app plays back the heartbeat at the captured rate and gradually changes and moves towards “normal”/healthy heart rate. Users can then listen to this and in a short period of time users who feel anxious or upset can come to a more relaxed state while the user’s heartbeat gets synchronized/entrained (necessary to define this more: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0748730420972817) with the app’s playback.

Another possible application maybe a rhythm generator (drum machine) by the captured heartbeat/rate.

*Aim is that the user doesn't need to purchase or use another technology or equipment (a sensor for instance) which can be burdensome and inconvenient to use the application.

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Abhishek

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Abhishek: A web based game, which teaches something or is just for fun

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Abhishek: A web based game, which teaches something or is just for fun

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This is an idea I have to make a game in which you learn something, for every wrong answer you loose a life, which can be depicted by degrading audio or filtering it and once you have lost all lives the game is over and the audio has degraded completely!
there can be multiple level which can have more songs more audio processing(reverb/filter/chorus) etc

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- Henrik
- Lindsay
-Abhishek

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It is interesting for me to join Anders/Stephen project with the plugins for  an effect and an instrument (including granular synthesis as it is connected)

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Stephen and Anders where inspired by COSMO (check out https://vimeo.com/183101272), and want to build our own hardware and software for live performance. It seems like it requires a Rasberry PI Bela and a little more, and it also might mean we'll have to start building the hardware pretty soon. But hey, how cool isn't this?

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I have a dream to make a pretty clean looper with an insert-function for effectualize the recorded loop more and more each repetition. So instead of the classic filtering for degrading loops, one can choose to insert whatever to degrade it (might have to use some filtering in any case in addition).
So mainly an experimental tool for musical performance, both live and in studio.
I would also prefer to try to implement COSMO in the project.

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Pedro-Digital Audio project from MCT4000 (Adding granular synthesis in CSound)

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Pedro-Digital Audio project from MCT4000 (Adding granular synthesis in CSound)

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This is about two VST plugins developed in CSound and interfaced via Cabbage. This is basically the creation of custom plugins for live performance in Ableton (could be other Daw for live).

One plugin is an effect and the other one an instrument. I'm interested in expanding by implementing a module for GRANULAR SYNTHESIS in CSound, and put everythin in a live performance.

An idea could be to have an electronic band with custom plugins and maybe a networking tool in real-time, but I still don't know what or how to do, just an idea.

https://mct-master.github.io/digital-audio/2020/11/03/pedropl-caminolamentos.html

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- Henrik
- Wenbo

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This has the same technology we used in the project for Team-B in Entrepreneurship. Maybe this can be used as part of more interactive elements for a live performance.

It has a listener point and you can add sounds and move the sources around to experience 3D sounds. It is currently in a 2D plane, but can be extended to a 3D environment.

https://pedrolucas.tech/asmr-binaural-triggers/

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- Henrik
- Leigh
-Igg

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I have been working for some years on a simple FM/AM/Sampler/Subtractive synth which has a stereo signal path all the way, which makes it pretty big sounding fairly quick and without the use of chorus and such. Could be a fun project to lift from Max/MSP into Csound.

Demo:

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- Henrik
- Anders

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henrik - blooper / tape /4-track type looper

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henrik - blooper / tape /4-track type looper

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Building a software looper inspired by the blooper. Making it easy to record loops in a fun environment, which you can later use for music making.

https://www.chaseblissaudio.com/shop-pedals/blooper

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- Henrik

-Alena

-Abhishek

-Igg

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Basicly making fun and creative VST/AU plugins.

Experimenting with spectral processing combined with other techniques to make new effects, both weird and fresh sounding, as production tools. Could also include making digital "lofi" effects that are in huge demand on the plugin market at the moment.

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- Anders
- Henrik
-Alena

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Live Performance Digital Instrument

A digital instrument that plays a chords progression with grains based on previous recordings. The performer can explore how the grains are sequenced in real time through the whole progression and make music out of it.

https://pedrolucas.tech/gsynthsky-granular-synthesis-in-the-sky/