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dave 2016-02-03T01:59:44.000024Z

@srihari: i'm way late on this, but your talk is excellent! i especially enjoyed seeing the pitch graphs for your singing vs. "the machine"

dave 2016-02-03T02:00:41.000025Z

the data mining aspect is interesting, as well

dave 2016-02-03T02:01:40.000026Z

it definitely seems like procedurally generated carnatic music is the next step

dave 2016-02-03T02:05:42.000027Z

you mentioned that you're working on an Open Carnatic Music Database, with gamakams stored in the database according to the abstractions you've modeled -- something that might be interesting to explore is, being able to query over that data and react in real time to input pitches

dave 2016-02-03T02:06:09.000028Z

that could be the beginnings of a sort of carnatic music AI :simple_smile:

dave 2016-02-03T02:08:15.000029Z

i'm imagining some sort of program where it listens to the human musician playing/singing a phrase, it queries the database and tries to find the most similar gamakam, and it generates a phrase in response using a related gamakam