Jérôme Nika is a computer music designer / musician, and a researcher in human-machine musical interaction. He graduated from the French Grandes Écoles Télécom ParisTech and ENSTA ParisTech. In addition, he studied acoustics, signal processing and computer science as applied …

The opening track of the duo's album "C'est pour ça", to be released in the coming months, "In order of appearance" offers new insight into the possibilities of DYCI2 agents as they are combined through improvisations by saxophonist Rémi Fox …

“I've noticed it more and more while working with Jérôme Nika," says Rémi Fox. “Saying 'Let's meet and improvise' can work once, sometimes twice, with a bit of luck and the magic of improvisation. But to go deeper, you really …

Carried out by saxophonist Rémi Fox and researcher/musician Jérôme Nika, the "Artificial Hippocampus" project is the result of nearly 20 years of research by the Musical Representations team, under the leadership of Gérard Assayag. A quick historical overview.

For half a dozen years, saxophonist Rémi Fox has been a guinea pig - but a voluntary one. It is thus voluntarily that, periodically, he goes to the underground of Ircam to submit to the experiments of scientists.

From September 30 to October 3, 2022, a four-day event on interaction and sound design. Come and discover the sound innovations and technologies developed in IRCAM's research lab, shared with artistic and musical communities that make up the IRCAM Forum!

by Steve Lehman and Frédéric Maurin

by Steve Lehman and Frédéric Maurin

Gaëtan Robillard adds an important element to the sound space of the artwork: Critical Climate Machine. Today we focus on the sound material used and the way it is sculpted in space.

Controlled by Gaëtan Robillard and Dionysios Papanikolaou, the generation engine OM-DYCI2—developed by Jérôme Nika, a member of the Musical Representations team—was fed with 34 dialogues, made up of climatosceptic arguments and their refutations to produce hours and hours of sounds. …