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Changing Music with Technology

Changing Music with Technology

The Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology aims to transform the ways we create and experience music, and to create the next generation of technology for composition, performance, consumption, and education.

Resesarch and Art at Georgia Tech

GTCMT's guitar bot plays a guitar
 

Robot Guitarist Plays With Human Expressivity

Shimon the robot plays marimba
 

Art & Technology Harmonize in School of Music

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FOREST: A Robot & Human Experience Through Sound

See and Hear What We Do

Watch and listen to recent work that displays the various ways in which we create and experience the next generation of technology for musical composition, performance, consumption, and education.

Robotic Musician Performance

Skywalker Hand Demonstration

Live EarSketch Demo

Our Research

Our research focuses on creating innovative musical technologies that transform the ways in which we create, experience, and learn music.

Robotic musicians perform with humans.

Robotic Musicianship

Facilitating meaningful musical interactions between humans and machines.
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Music Informatics

Designing the next generation of intelligent music software.
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Computational Music for All

Seeking to engage a broad and diverse public in creative and collaborative music-making.
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Computational and Cognitive Musicology

Using scientific methodology to answer questions about how people respond to musical structure and organization.

25th Guthman Musical Instrument Competition Winners

This year's Guthman Musical Instrument Competition featured nine finalists from six countries. Hosted by the School of Music, the event identifies next-generation musical instruments and the best new ideas in musicality, design, and engineering.

ZEN FLUTE

First Place: Zen Flute

Keith Baxter, United States

Abacusynth

Second Place: Abacusynth

Elias Jarzombek, United States

Hitar

Third Place: Hitar

Martelloni, McPherson, Barthet, United Kingdom

People's Choice award Abacusynth

People's Choice

Abacusynth

Recent News

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NSF Discovery Files: Learn to Code With Music

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Digital Humanities Advancement Grant

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