Speakers: Joe Lyske (DAACI), Rachel Lyske (DAACI)
DAACI is a new AI music composition tool. In this workshop, we will explore and discuss the tool with musicians, creators & composers. By demonstrating and applying DAACI, we seek to inspire and engage participants in discussions around AI and meta-composition while gaining valuable user-centred feedback for DAACI. Based on mathematical principles of composition and on composer intent, DAACI offers composers a new way to encode their ideas to create music that is adaptable, exponentially scalable, and generative. DAACI can be continually briefed by its end-users to generate infinite, original and adaptable music that can cater for many use cases such as gaming and user-created content etc. This workshop explores how DAACI can empower music creators to enhance and increase output.
Join CEO Rachel Lyske and inventor Dr. Joe Lyske in their workshop ‘Compose Big: Meta Music Creation for the MetaVerse’ as they dive deep into meta composition and how DAACI is helping composers and producers succeed by making music intelligent in its environment
Dr. Joe Lyske (DAACI)
Dr. Joe Lyske is a polymath accomplished in diverse interdisciplinary fields such as artificial intelligence, film composition, game audio design, and aviation. Joe has been pushing the boundaries of creative artificial intelligence since the turn of the millennium. He has grasped elusive solutions to problems known and unknown through his knowledge of physics, sounds, mathematics, and programming. Joe’s role as CEO of MXX and Co-founder of DAACI has paved the way for him to invent over 40 distinct granted patents in artificial intelligence, encompassing a range of creations across projectile tracking, digital signal boundary classification, AI music composition and music editing, media content tracking, and artificially intelligent emotional perception technologies.
Rachel Lyske (DAACI)
Rachel’s professional journey has diverged from the typical performing arts career. Guided by her passion for identifying and nurturing the creative abilities of others, she has forged a unique path that has led her to become CEO/co-founder of DAACI. Rachel trained as a composer at the Royal Academy of Music, London and her ear for novel and innovative talent made Rachel an ally in the ascendency of more than a few rising stars, as a co-producer of the exclusive music festival, "In The Woods". Her contribution to developing talent continued in her role as a lead vocal consultant for the ABRSM, where she designed the syllabus for the current 'Singing for the musical theatre exams. Her own training and theories have been put to the test as a supporting vocalist for Mercury and Brit Award