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SEMA - Statistic Electroacoustic Music Analyzer

Analyzing complex and often abstract forms of sonic expression presents unique challenges, moving beyond traditional score-based methods focus on the inherent qualities of the sound itself. To address this, computational tools have become invaluable, offering objective insights into the sonic landscape of electroacoustic works. But how to apply these tools in real-life situations, and how to easily interpret data collected during analysis?

Milan MilojkovićMM
Milan Milojković
PublishedAugust 8, 2025
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SEMA - Statistic Electroacoustic Music Analyzer

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Example of plot results of analysis of Karel Goeyvaerts’ Composition No 5

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Milan Milojković

Milan Milojković

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Milan Milojković

Milan Milojković (1986) is an interdisciplinary researcher (PhD in Digital musical technology, Belgrade 2018) with over a decade of teaching and academic research experience in digital technology, music analysis, and human-computer interaction. Developing and analyzing sound-related computer tools, he implements results and achievements in his work at the Academy of Arts in Novi Sad (Serbia), and as a founding member of Laptop Ensemble Novi Sad. He regularly publishes articles about electroacoustic music and performs with LENS, applying theoretical findings in live concert musical practices.

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