
“… definitely unique sound, with the artist moving through experimental, soundscape, drone, leftfield, among others, in a mix of AI and quantum computing technology…”
“…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…”