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Live Coding With Crowdsourced Sounds And A Virtual Agent Companion

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Live coding uses machine learning and music‑information‑retrieval to pull crowdsourced samples from Freesound.org into a constrained improvisation: four dice generate random IDs, a trained filter predicts good vs bad sounds and sometimes blocks retrieval creating a deliberate paradox, and a similarity step fetches alternatives when available. A virtual companion agent negotiates choices alongside the human coder, and every downloaded clip must be actively transformed to become part of the set, foregrounding legibility, agency and negotiability.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 17:37Tool development process
  3. 19:01Randomness and sound filtering
  4. 20:05Improvisation and manipulation
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