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Between August 4-7, WiMT/GTCMT members (from left to right), Rhythm, Noel, John, Robert, Rosa, and Sophia, presented their work at the Society for Music Perception and Cognition (SMPC) 2022 Conference in Portland, OR!
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Sophia Mehdizandeh (left) presented her work on “Using Music to Modulate Human Emotional Memory”, while Rosa Westfall (right) gave a talk on “Dynamic Range Compression, Loudness, and the Perception of Mix Quality in Popular Music”.
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Replicating a seminal psychophysiology work from more than 50 years ago, Noel Alben (left) presented his work “Pupil Dilation as a Function of Pitch Discrimination Difficulty: A Replication of Kahneman and Beatty, 1967”, while Jiaying Li presented her poster on “Four Chords Go a Long Way: Measuring Chord Progression Similarity in Chinese Popular Music”
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In another session, Rhythm Jain gave a talk on “A Cross-Cultural Examination of Raga Perception: Examining the link between Time of Day and Enculturation”.
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John McNamara also gave a talk on his work “Going with the Flow: Can Sound Design Keep Players Immersed in Video Games?”.