“…un proyecto innovador que rompe nuevas fronteras en la industria de la música Electronic y Experimental!, todo gracias a que “Eduardo Reck Miranda” decidió crear un repertorio que fuera sobresaliente, el cual no pudiese encasillarse en lo convencional, afortunadamente lo consiguió ya utilizó IA y tecnología de computación cuántica…”
“SPINNINGS …..el sonido tiene una evolución vertiginosa y chirriante…”
“We are on the verge of a technological revolution driven by AI and quantum computing.” … “Quantum computers process information in alternative ways and this will most probably lead to new kinds of AI. We will see music technologies enabling us to create music and arts differently. I don’t know what these will be like.”
“With the advent of quantum computing, the music industry is witnessing unprecedented innovation, reshaping our perception of the creative process.”
“What is interesting for me is that, with quantum computers, I get completely new melodies that I would not be able to make, or nobody else, because it is so exclusive of this particular process and this is the exciting part: that I can use the QPU to create unique pieces, different from anything else.”
“Quantum computing represents a new paradigm for creativity beyond classical methods. It is not just programming, you can actually play the quantum computer, as an instrument, and create music you will only hear at the moment and may not be repeated ever again.”
“With QUBISM, Eduardo Reck Miranda opens a new musical era by relying on artificial intelligence and quantum computing…”
“Classical instruments blend with generative processes to offer a captivating, almost futuristic sound experience. QUBISM is not only an album, but an artistic manifesto celebrating the marriage between tradition and innovation.”
“…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.”
