TICS, or "The Interactive Composition System," assists you in composing music by generating natural chord progressions based on your desired parameters.

By Luke Shimanuki, Ian Clester, and Ini Oguntola

Demo starts at 2:40

TICS from Eran Egozy on Vimeo.

Become Calvin Harris in this virtual reality sound looping space.
By: Lordique Fok, Izzy Gomez, and Katherine Young.

Demo starts at 5:52

Record, visualize, and loop the music you play.
By: Galen Chuang, Laura Malhotra, and Jason Villanueva.

Demo starts at 4:17

System that controls physical lights (i.e. for a concert) to automatically react to music while allowing some amount of user control
By: Alex Forsyth and Reo Baird

Demo starts at 3:50

Explore a playlist from a first-person perspective (walking down a path) using Spotify's music data and recommendations
By: Tricia Shi, Tilly Taylor, and Jennifer Zhang

Demo starts at 2:28

A new approach for mixing tracks that does away with the "turntable decks" metaphor in favor of a time-based, touch-controlled display

By: John Bowler.

A real-time visualizer and automated accompaniment system for Terry Riley's "In C".

By: Daniel Manesh.

An exploration of music in time and 3D space with tight coupling between what is seen and what is heard.

By: Evan Lynch and Emily Zhang.

Walk through a virtual museum of songs played in various musical genres.

By: Alyssa Cartwright, William Moses, and Grant Sellers.

Demo starts at 7:25