Graph grammar representation for collaborative sample-based music creation

@inproceedings{Roma2010GraphGR,
  title={Graph grammar representation for collaborative sample-based music creation},
  author={Gerard Roma and Perfecto Herrera},
  booktitle={Audio Mostly Conference},
  year={2010}
}
This paper proposes a music representation for collaborative music creation using shared repositories of audio samples. We explore the use of the graph grammar formalism to organize collective work on musical compositions stored as graphs of samples, and describe an experimental prototype that implements this concept. We then use the compositions created by different users with the prototype to show how this representation allows tracking and analyzing the music creation process. Potential… 
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