SMC Master Students' Project Defenses 2025

SMC Master Students' Project Defenses 2025

The oral presentations of the SMC Master Thesis 2024-2025 will take place from July 7th to 10th, 2025 in UPF's Poblenou Campus and online
02.07.2025

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This is the schedule for the thesis presentations of the Master in Sound and Music Computing by the students finishing this academic year. All the presentations will be done at the UPF’s Poblenou Campus, and also online through zoom at https://zoom.us/j/5911355273. The sessions will be open to everyone.

July 7th - Room 52.213

Time Student Title Supervisor(s)

10:00

Daniel Danilin

Interactive machine learning for personalized music classification

Dmitry Bogdanov, Pablo Alonso

10:30

Sergio Cárdenas Gracia

Comparison of Encoders for Audio-Text Multimodal Representations

Pablo Alonso, Dmitry Bogdanov

11:00

Navid Hallajian

Exploring Anti-Derivative Anti-Aliasing Techniques for a Digital Kobol VCO

Xavier Lizarraga, Frederic Font

12:00

Robin Doerfler

Neural Engine Sound Synthesis with Physics-Informed Inductive Biases and Differentiable Signal Processing

Lonce Wyse

12:30

Ángel Monsalve Fernández

Improving the Semantic Structure of Neural Audio Codecs

Lonce Wyse

13:00

Ada Salvador Avalos

Freesound Loop Generator

Lonce Wyse, Dmitry Bogdanov, Pablo Alonso

13:30

Jed Padoa

From fundamental to specialized sound models

Lonce Wyse, Frederic Font

 

 July 8th - Room 52.119

Time Student Title Supervisor(s)
11:30 Madhav Jaideep Research, Deployment, and Evaluation of Automatic Sound FX Classification in Freesound Using the Universal Category System Frederic Font
12:00 Quim Marcé Visualization of the output of Sound Event Detection algorithms in Freesound Frederic Font
12:30 Tolga Yapici Real-Time Sound Retrieval for Creative Practices Using Heterogeneous Databases Panagiota Anastasopoulou, Frederic Font
15:30 Alexandre Vilanova Bruns Real-time Generation of Percussive Rhythms Using Descriptors Daniel Gómez-Marín, Sergi Jordà

 

 July 9th - Room 52.213

Time Student Title Supervisor(s)

10:30

Justin Bosma

Generating Abstract Rhythm Streams

Behzad Haki

11:00

Tito Scutari

Realtime detection of generalized sonic trajectories with rhythm awareness

Sergi Jordà, Bezhad Haki

11:30

Serafin Schweinitz

A Bleeding Aware Learned Loss for Source Separation of Carnatic Music

Martín Rocamora, Adithi Shankar, Genis Plaja

12:30

Anmol Mishra

Learning and Generating Style-specific Expressive Rhythms

Behzad Haki, Martín Rocamora

13:00

Satyajeet Prabhu

Revisiting Meter Tracking in Carnatic Music using Deep Learning Approaches

Martín Rocamora, Thomas Nuttall

 

 July 10th - Room 52.213 and MTG Demo Room

Time Student Title Supervisor(s)

12:30 (52.213)

Tanguy Lissenko

Modelling Melodic Expectancy: Beyond Statistical Implicit Learning

Martín Rocamora

13:00 (52.213)

Théo Fuhrmann

Understanding Audio Source Separation in Carnatic Music with Multimodal Data

Martín Rocamora, Adithi Shankar, Gloria Haro

13:30 (52.213)

Jelena Rakonjac

Similarity-Based Recommendation of Classical Piano Music Using Pretrained Models

Pedro Ramoneda, Dmitry Bogdanov

15:00 (MTG Demo room)

Isabelle Oktay

Designing Pedagogical Systems for Musicians: Instrument-Specific Feedback for Performance Improvement

Rafael Ramirez

15:30 (MTG Demo room)

Manuel Lallana Babiloni

InScoreAI: Collaborative Score Inpainting with Anticipatory Transformers

Rafael Ramirez

16:00 (MTG Demo room) Qin Liu Modelling Timbre for Neural Violin Synthesis Nazif Can Tamer, Frederic Font

 

Supported by:

Cátedra UPF-BMAT en Inteligencia Artificial y Música (TSI-100929-2023-1). Project funded by Secretaría de Estado de Digitalización e Inteligencia Artificial, the European Union-Next Generation EU, and by BMAT Music Innovators, the Music Operating System