A multiagent approach for musical interactive systems

Authors:
Rodolfo Daniel Wulfhorst;Lauro Nakayama;Rosa Maria Vicari
Affiliations:
UFRGS;UFRGS;UFRGS
Venue:
AAMAS '03 Proceedings of the second international joint conference on Autonomous agents and multiagent systems
Year:
2003

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Abstract

The present work proposes a model for a Multiagent System capable to deal with music. Through such a Musical Multiagent System many Computer Music problems may appear. This proposal is based on a community of agents that interact through musical events (MIDI), simulating the behavior of a musical group. The result is the implementation of an intelligent accompaniment system, where agents "listen" and interact with each other. Agents with musical cognition were able to play their instruments with synchronism and satisfy their internal goals.