re-new 2009 in Copenhagen May 18-22 featured more than 100 works of music, video, and installations in a variey of forms and combination, as well as the ICAD 2009 conference on auditory displays. A warm ‘Thank You’ to all participating artists and scientists, who, together with the audience made the events a great success – see you May 17-22 2010!

Some of the tools aim to find phrase boundaries, measure onset density and detect emotion by fuzzy logic. Another set of tools will generate melody based using probabilistic methods.

The second stage will be expanding and expose these tools to emotion rendering where appropriate.

The toolbox is being developed in max/msp/jitter and will eventually be available under the creative commons scheme.