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Music technology

computer programs that model musical skills such as analysis, performance and improvisation so that machines can take part in music making.

In music technology, machine musicianship refers to computer programs that model musical skills such as analysis, performance and improvisation so that machines can take part in music making. This meaning comes from Rowe (2001) in Machine musicianship.[1]

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Rowe, R. (2001). Machine musicianship. The MIT Press. ISBN 9780262254311

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