Leeds 2024: video presenters

SMPR Leeds 2024: Hey Siri, write a chipmunk soul track? AI v time-based music production workflows

Jon Marius Aareskjold-Drecker & Ragnhild Brøvig, University of Oslo

SMPR Leeds 2024: Found in Space: Spatiality in Dolby Atmos

Paul Novotny, PhD candidate, York University

Creating Songs and AI: The ‘Constrabling’ Effects of ‘Tradivation’

Philip McIntyre, University of Newcastle (Australia)

SMPR Leeds 2024: From the Solovox to the DX7: [synthesizers in] tropical Colombian Caribbean music

Carlos Caballero, Metropolitan Technologic Institute of Medellín

Identity transformations and popular music production: Higher education that normalises modern and inclusive practices

Brendan Anthony, Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University

Modern Acoustic Guitar Recording Considerations

Justin Hoke • University of North Carolina Wilmington

The Evolution of the Bass Guitar in Metal Music: Its Function in Performance and Compositional Structure

Shvan Kaban, University of Ottawa

Tonmeister meets DIY: A case study of independent Eurogenetic art music production in an educational context

Emre Ekici, University of Otago, School of Performing Arts

Leeds 2024

Draft schedule

Thu 12 Sep

10.00: Registration
10.45: Welcome keynote
11.45: Break
12.00: Papers
13:00: Lunch
14:00: Papers
15:00: Break
15:30: Panel : Leeds Electronic Music Production
16:45: Break
17:00: Plenary
18:00: Drinks and social
19:15: Close

Fri 13 Sep

10:00: Papers
11:30: Break
12:00: Papers
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Industry keynote
15:30: Break
16:00: Panel : Engineers and Producers
17:15: SMPR meeting / facilities tours
19:15: Social event & music quiz

Sat 14 Sep

10:00: Artist keynote
11:00: Break
11:30: Papers
13:00: Lunch
14:00: Papers
15:30: Close