“…the computer music professor engages in a call-and-response improvisation with the IBM Quantum Eagle, a 127-qubit quantum processor at IBM’s research headquarters in New York: a violin plays a solo, then the computer listens and responds with a synthesized riff of its own.”
“In the recording below, which appears on the album’s vinyl edition, you can hear the violin solo start at 4:15, and the computer’s saxophone-like response from 4:33 to 5:23.”
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“ This album is not simply a collection of pieces, but a sound laboratory where the invisible mechanics of quantum computing becomes the muse.“
“Through QUBISM , Eduardo Reck Miranda offers a symbiosis between man and machine, an introspective work that pushes to redefine what music can be in the quantum age.”
“Pushing Music’s Limits!”
“Qubism pulsates with a shrill, dissonant urgency,…”
“…the first ever album composed using AI and quantum computing technology…”
QUBISM, by Prof. Eduardo Reck Miranda will feature compositions created with Quantum Computers. This forward thinking work results from Miranda’s research into harnessing emergent quantum computing technology to compose.
Quantum Computers are still in development. Hence the release of QUBISM, a pioneering album illustrating how quantum computers can be leveraged to create music in different ways.
Shaping the future of music…
Supported by Moth Quantum https://mothquantum.com/
Artwork by Mattia Travaglini Artworks
