University of the Arts London (via Coursera)
This course explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we make, perform, and think about music. Focusing on sound, interaction, and creative collaboration, you’ll learn how AI can be used to build new kinds of musical instruments, act as a creative partner, and generate original audio and voice. By the end of the course you will be able to:
Through hands-on walkthroughs, practical tools, and case studies, you’ll experiment with gesture-based systems, explore real-time music generation, and discover how machine learning can be trained to respond to human input. Alongside these technical explorations, the course invites you to engage with critical questions around creativity, authorship, and the legal implications of AI in music production.
Featuring perspectives from leading artists, choreographers and researchers working at the intersection of AI and music, this course provides both the practical knowledge and critical framework to begin experimenting with sound and AI in your own creative practice. No prior technical experience is required, the course has been designed for anyone with a curiosity and a passion for exploring new ways of making music.
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