Audio Mostly

Audio Mostly 24 Final Day highlights.
Not only paper sessions, poster sessions, interesting demos, and the cool speech of our third keynote Sara Lenzi, but also the announcements of best paper award, won by the work of Daniel Hug and Sasha Ketslhut, and best poster award, won by the work of Andreas Schmid, Maria Ambros, Johanna Bogon, and Raphael Wimmer.

We also want to mention Daniel Ethridge for winning the best karaoke performance at the social dinner😁😁😁

Thanks to all the participants, sponsors, volunteers, the Conservatory of Milan, Caciara restaurant, all the people of the computer science department, the LIM, and the local organizing committee.

Audio Mostly 24 Milan finished, see you in Coimbra from 30 June to 4 July 2025!

Audio Mostly 24 day 2 highlights. Another day full of inspiration, with two paper sessions, posters and demos, a wonderful talk by Sara Adhitya, and a session about generative AI by Audio Modeling, our main sponsor.
What a day!

The First day of Audio Mostly 24 is over.
It was intense, full of super interesting projects and topics.
We had paper presentations, posters, demos and the beautiful speech of Franco Fabbri.

This day was possible thanks to all the staff, the volunteers, the Dipartimento di Informatica of the University of Milan, that hosted us, and all the participants.

See you tomorrow!

The third great sponsor of Audio Mostly 2024 is Ableton.

Ableton is a music software company best known for its digital audio workstation, Ableton Live, which is widely used for music production, live performances, and sound design. Ableton also developed Push, a hardware instrument that seamlessly integrates with the Live software, allowing musicians to create, play, and produce music more interactively. Ableton is praised for its user-friendly interface and flexibility, making it a favorite among producers, DJs, and musicians worldwide.

Ableton will donate two Live licenses to Audio Mostly 24's best paper and best poster.

Another sponsor that we want to thank is Orastron.

Orastron is a specialized company in digital signal processing (DSP) for music technology. They focus on developing cutting-edge audio software, including virtual analog emulations, music DSP solutions, and audio effect plugins. Their expertise spans a variety of areas, such as synthesizer modeling, audio effects, and sound processing tools. The company is driven by research and collaboration with academic institutions, making them a leader in audio innovation. Orastron also provides services like professional training and independent research reviews for audio technologies.

Audio Mostly 24 is also possible thanks to our great sponsors.

Audio Modeling, our main sponsor, specializes in advanced virtual instruments and expressive sound modeling technology. They create software tools that allow musicians and producers to achieve realistic performances, offering innovative solutions for wind, strings, and other instruments through their state-of-the-art digital modeling techniques.

Audio Modeling will hold a talk titled "Generative AI, a Finer Conditioning", Thursday 19th at 5 pm, don't miss it!

The third wonderful speaker of Audio Mostly 24, that we want to introduce to you is Sara Adhitya.

Sara Adhitya is a Senior Research Fellow at University College London and serves as the Director of the Arts-Sciences program at PEARL (Person-Environment-Activity Research Laboratory). With a multidisciplinary background spanning music, architecture, urban design, and well-being, her research emphasizes the importance of interactive design methods in creating healthier and more sustainable urban environments. Sara is the author of the interactive audio-visual book, Musical Cities: Listening to Urban Design and Planning.

We are very happy to have her with us at Audio Mostly 2024, in Milan!

Another wonderful Audio Mostly 24 keynote is Sara Lenzi.

Sara Lenzi is a sound designer and philosopher, she works as a Research Fellow at Ikerbasque Foundation for Science and at the Faculty of Engineering of the Universidad de Deusto in Bilbao, Spain.
Her research focuses on data sonification and design tools and methods for listener-centric data-to-sound translations.

We are so glad to have her with us at Audio Mostly 24 in Milan!

One of the wonderful keynotes we will host at Audio Mostly 24 is Franco Fabbri.

Franco Fabbri teaches popular music history and composition at the Civica Scuola di Musica Claudio Abbado in Milan, and taught courses on music analysis, economy, and history in various Italian universities.
He is among the founders and served as chairman of the International Association for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM). He is co-founder and co-editor of the Routledge Global Popular Music series.
Fabbri has also worked as a musician, recording eight studio albums and two live albums with his band and two own albums of electronic music.
In 2019 he was awarded the Tenco Prize for cultural operator. In 2021 he received IASPM’s honorary membership.

We are very happy to have him with us at Audio Mostly 24!

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