Sorted Sound at the Dana Centre
By Yves on Tuesday 3 June 2008, 16:41 - Permalink
If you're around London on Thursday, a couple of people from the Centre for Digital Music in Queen Mary, University of London (including myself) will talk about the research we do in music technologies, at the Dana Centre in South Kensington.
The event description is mainly focused about search. Kurt will indeed demo Soundbite and Ben and Michela from Goldsmiths college will demo a fast content-based search on large music databases. However, Chris, Katy and Matthew will demo the Sonic Visualiser, a great open source software to analyse and visualise audio data. I will talk about Semantic Web technologies, in particular the Music Ontology and Linked Data. I will also be demoing some things related to organising music collection using Semantic Web data, and user interfaces to interact with them in unusual ways. As Tom puts it, the Semantic Web is not all about search :-)
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Looks like a great event. Wish I could be there! Do you know if it will be recorded and webcasted?
Hello Paul!
I don't really know - it might well be. Apparently, someone will interview us for a podcast during the event, I will post the link here when it's available. I think the #c4dm channel on irc.freenode.net will act as a back-channel for the event, also :-)
Cheers!
y