ELECTRONIC CONDUCTING SYSTEM An easy way of learning how to conduct music Kenzo Abrahams Supervisor: Mehrdad Ghaziasgar Co-supervisor: James Connon Assited by: Diego Mushfieldt
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ELECTRONIC CONDUCTING SYSTEM
An easy way of learning how to conduct music
Kenzo Abrahams
Supervisor: Mehrdad GhaziasgarCo-supervisor: James Connon
Assited by: Diego Mushfieldt
Overview
Introduction User Requirements Requirements Analysis Assumptions about the project Project Plan
Introduction
Interactive Conducting System A system that allows a user to conduct a
virtual orchestra Conductors gestures captured using
webcam Depending on gestures orchestra plays
accordingly Can be an easy way of learning how to
conduct music Easy and fun but at the same time
informative Spread awareness about classical music
User Requirements
Provide the user with a means to perform conduction Queuing the ensembles when to play Controlling volume of the ensembles Maintaining or changing tempo
Provide a brief introduction to the theory of music Not focus of project Some written literature will be provided
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Select a song
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Select a song
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Select a song
Requirements Analysis
Music Theory
Select a song
Requirements Analysis
Volume, tempo, etc.
Assumptions about the project
1 meter
Project Plan
Goal Due DateLearn how to use OpenCV and its tools.Elicit the requirements and define a designers interpretation of the problem.
Term 1
From the users requirements design a prototype for the system Term 2Construct the system with all its functionality present Term 3Test the system and deployment Term 4
References
O'Niel, D L. (2008). Music Theater Jobs. Available: http://www.ehow.com/list_6547349_music-theater-jobs.html. Last accessed 29th March 2012.
Bradski, G Kaehler, A. (2008). Getting to Know OpenCV. In: Loukides, M Learning OpenCV. United States of America: O’Reilly. p31-87.
Ivanciuc, O. (2005). SVM - Support Vector Machines . Available: http://www.support-vector-machines.org/. Last accessed 29th March
Nakra, T, Ivanov, Y, Smaragdis, P, Ault, C. (2009). The USB Virtual Maestro: an Interactive Conducting System. NIME2009. 3 (3).
Borchers, J, Hadjakos, A, M¨uhlh¨auser, M. (2006). MICON: A music stand for interactive conducting.. Proceedings of the 2006 conference on New interfaces for musical expression. 4 (2), p254–259.
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