The laboratory at IRCAM is a joint research unit which brings together staff from the CNRS, Sorbonne University, the French Ministry of Culture, and IRCAM. Our work focuses on a vast but clearly identified field: music and organized sound in a unique context where contemporary creation meets scientific and technological research. The laboratory participates in the renewal of musical expression through the contributions of computer science, acoustics, signal processing, cognitive sciences, and musicology. Conversely, specific problems posed by contemporary creation give rise to original scientific advances, be they theoretical, methodological, or practical, the scope of which goes far beyond the musical field.
Tuesday 13 July
- Ircam
Rémy MULLER will defend his thesis on the 13th of July, at IRCAM, you can follow in real time at:Ircam YouTube "Time-continuous power-balanced simulation of nonlinear audio circuits: realti...
Monday 5 July
- Ircam
Marc Wijnand has defended in French his PhD thesis realized in the S3AM team at the STMS Laboratory (Ircam/CNRS/Sorbonne Université/Ministère de la Culture), and still you can listen to it: https:...
Le documentaire produit par ARTE : "À la recherche de la musique de l'antiquité" avec différentes séquences relatant des travaux auxquels l'IRCAM/STMS a participé à divers titres, notamment :
23 June to 24 June
- Sorbonne Université
Deep Voice est l'événement parisien dédié à la voix et à l'intelligence artificielle dont l'objectif est de réunir l'expertise technique et l'innova...
Saturday June 19, 2-6pm at Centre Wallonie Bruxelles, 46, rue Quincampoix, Paris (no reservation) and online (link to appear soon)
Wednesday 7 July
- Ircam
Pablo ARIAS presents his work on: "Studying social interactions using real-time voice and face transformations"
29 June to 30 June
- Ircam
Séminaire sur invitation les 29 et 30 juin 2021 à Paris
Friday 4 June
Somax 2 is a completely redesigned version of the mythical Somax reactive co-improvisation paradigm conceived in the Ircam music representation team but never released before.Somax 2 is an app...
Friday 28 May
In the collection of Dialogiques d'Uzeste, Bernard Lubat dialogues with the musical AI systems Omax, Somax and Djazz/ImproteK and their designers Gérard Assayag and Marc Chemillier. Release on May...