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Towards Affective-Psychophysiological Foundations for Music Production

Authors

António Oliveira
F. Amilcar Cardoso

Abstract

This paper describes affective and psychophysiological foundations
used to help to control affective content in music production.
Our work includes the proposal of a knowledge base grounded on the
state of the art done in areas of Music Psychology. This knowledge base
has relations between affective states (happiness, sadness, etc.) and high
level music features (rhythm, melody, etc.) to assist in the production of
affective music. A computer system uses this knowledge base to select
and transform chunks of music. The methodology underlying this system
is essentially founded on Affective Computing topics. Psychophysiology
measures will be used to detect listener's affective state.

Keywords

AI

Subject

Music Computing

Conference

Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction, September 2007

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