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ACS AISIG Monthly meeting Wednesday 25th March 1998

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From: Mlichael Williams
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 1998 00:00
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	ACS NSW AISIG - Artificial Intelligence - Monthly Meeting

Date:	Wednesday 25th March 1998.

Time:	6:30pm till 8:00pm & dinner afterwards.

Topic: Recent Music Software for Novice and Expert Musicians

	demonstrate several approaches to composing, recording, enhancing,
	editing and collaborating on musical performances, on a range of 
	music software products. The presentation will suit those with no 
	knowledge of music (eg. games authors, film producers) through to 
	expert musicians, and some of the techniques for generating music 
	will include: 
	- music teaching software, including game motivation, (Miracle)
	- composition by arranging graphical icons, (DoReMix)
	- compose by choosing chords for a music style eg jazz, (Band'nBox)
	- automatic harmony generation - one part or many, (Jammer) and
	- Internet collaboration for players in a virtual band (DRGN).

Speaker:
	John Shiel is the leader of the Music special interest group of the 
	Sydney PC User group, and plays a Roland GR-1 guitar synthesiser 
	that records via MIDI into a PC.

Place: ACS NSW Offices, 3rd floor PSA House
                        160 Clarence Street, Sydney

       between Market & King Streets, closer to Town Hall than Wynyard
       behind the Bowler's Club.

Contact: Michael Williams 9744-4759
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From: michaelw@acslink.net.au (Mlichael Williams)
Subject: ACS AISIG Monthly meeting Wednesday 25th March 1998
Date: 1998/03/19
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