Bongjun Kim

My first music work this year is up: a film score for a contest youtu.be/BaCtkoH6swA?si…

I'll be attending Interspeech 2025 next week to present our work at Solventum: "A Hybrid Approach to Combining Role Diarization with ASR for Professional Conversations" Feel free to drop me a message if you'd like to connect.

Composer moment!

My first official milestone as a media composer! My score was selected for a live performance at a film score festival (filmscorefest.org ). It will be performed by a 16-piece orchestra at a local theater in MN next month. Here is the mockup. youtu.be/8qO119flfpw?si…

@hugggof nice work!! nice to see Bryan too! is the full video available?

@DasaemJ @handanbinaelin Awesome! Congrats!

My group achieved our first ISMIR acceptance!!!🎉 Proud to get 3 strong accepts + 1 weak accept🤩 The work was done by @handanbinaelin with Rafael Caro Repetto, introducing CNN-based self-supervised learning for analyzing musical modes of Korean folk songs. #ismir2023

can’t believe I am here right now!

New music! I covered one of my favorite piano piece by Yiruma, “I” . I also added cello to the piano with cool visualizations :) youtu.be/BEYLI1iix_0

My 4th one-minute orchestration practice uploaded!! youtu.be/gSte-X9nNFA

My one minute orchestration #3 uploaded!! youtu.be/0uh5e6Riw_A

The second one! youtu.be/YDxa40QRr4A

I started teaching myself orchestral music composition, and will create a series of 1-min music as a milestone along the journey. Here is the first one! youtu.be/Kt8symTXzGI

@JeanCrowdVision 좋은 소식이네요! 축하드려요!!

따뜻한 토요일 오후에 제 소식을 전하게 되었습니다☕ 다가오는 7월부터 DGIST 정보통신융합전공에서 학생들을 가르치고, 연구하게 되었습니다. 많은 연구자 분들, 연구자가 되기를 꿈꾸는 학생 분들과 재미있고 좋은 연구 하고 싶습니다! (1/2)

If you are interested in AI and audio, listen to this podcast where I recently got interviewed. I talked about my journey into ML and sound recognition. was a fun experience! appliedai.buzzsprout.com/1101152/8222571

Audacity 3 is here, nine years after the last major update musictech.net/news/gear/auda… via @MusicTech

I am presenting my past research works at this meetup tomorrow(12/3, 6:30pm CST). Join remotely if you are interested in sound recognition and ML: meetup.com/applied_ai/eve…

[Postdoc offer] My friends in the @FCIUACh @UAustraldeChile (Valdivia🇨🇱) are looking for a postdoc in Deep Learning for Environmental Sound Classification [remote option]. Details here: bit.ly/2KUX3SB (here a pic of your future workplace😊)Help me w/RT @iambongjun @_LXAI

@pseetharaman wow I love this

Here's one of my favorite things we built into nussl for the tutorial: interaction with any separation algorithm! Pipe audio right into your method from mic or from a file, and listen to results in just a few lines of code. Gain intuition and find bugs quickly!

In case you missed it, super excited to present this tutorial on source separation @ismir2020 on Sunday with @ethanmanilow and @justin_salamon. We enjoyed putting this book together and hope it will be a lasting resource for the community! Enjoy: source-separation.github.io/tutorial/

@ethanmanilow @AESorg Look at you at the top right corner enjoying the music!

Here's a segment of my @AESorg ML Symposium video showing off the demos for the Bespoke Nets paper. arxiv.org/abs/2009.13729 🎧🎸🎶 Sound on! 🎧🎸🎶

@michael_nielsen Saw it at sf moma. It is my favorite sound art work. even bought the music to remember the experience.

Video doesn't capture it, but: youtube.com/watch?v=qOxG71… I found it very striking, for reasons I struggle to articulate. Anyone else see it, and have thoughts?

One of my favourite art pieces over the past few years is Ragnar Kjartansson's "The Visitors", which I've experienced (maybe ~4 times all the way through) at SF MoMa and the Phoenix Art Museum: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Visit…