Preservaçao e previsao: proposta de modelo para adaptabilidade e interpretaçao de obras eletroacústicas com processamento de sinal em tempo real
Resumo
A música eletroacústica com processamento de sinal em tempo real, conhecida como live electronics, enfrenta desafios significativos em termos de sua sustentabilidade, ou seja, sua capacidade de sobreviver e ser reinterpretada no futuro. Esses desafios estão vinculados à natureza tecnológica das obras. Muitas dependem de tecnologias específicas que podem se tornar obsoletas, carecem de informações para migrar para novas tecnologias e não possuem sistemas de notação adequados para garantir sua reinterpretação. Isso poderia resultar na perda permanente de algumas composições musicais. O artigo tem como objetivo abordar essas problemáticas e sugerir a criação de um modelo sistematizado dos elementos de uma obra desse tipo para contribuir para a preservação da música eletroacústica com processamento de sinal em tempo real.Downloads
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