Soft Computing Mobile App Build Dance Choreography Based on the Rhythm of Supplied Sound

Not even the greatest writers in existence were endowed with an endless supply of ideas, an endless supply of ink on papers, or fingers that glided over keyboards. Writer's block is the term used to describe these creative blocks, which many people encounter because communication is crucial in all subject areas. Dancer's block is a lesser-known condition in which a choreographer loses motivation while creating [1]. Before a dancer gets an idea, such obstacles may go on for several days or weeks, which reduces the effectiveness of choreography. A performer cannot give their best choreography when deadlines are involved, such as when choreographing for a competition, production, or project. As a result, they will be dissatisfied with the calibre of their work. How can a choreographer find inspiration to get past a block when they are trying to create original choreography [2]? How can we make sure the inspiration chosen fits the song and style of dancing that the choreographer is creating? In order to convey the same feeling in the movement, this paper evaluates the musical quality of the audio and develops an application for creatively choreographing visuals. The outcomes demonstrate that performers will be able to overcome a creative block and complete their performances with a level of choreography they are pleased to showcase thanks to the software application's ability to inspire them to keep choreographing [3].

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2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ic363308.2025.10956515
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Asian Culture and Media Studies
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Soft Computing Mobile App Build Dance Choreography Based on the Rhythm of Supplied Sound

V. Venkataiah, Yogesh Kumar, P. Deepa, M. Ramya et al.
Asian Culture and Media Studies
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Soft Computing Mobile App Build Dance Choreography Based on the Rhythm of Supplied Sound

V. Venkataiah, Yogesh Kumar, P. Deepa, M. Ramya, Muntader M. Almusawi, Aaradhana Premkumar
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Abstract

Not even the greatest writers in existence were endowed with an endless supply of ideas, an endless supply of ink on papers, or fingers that glided over keyboards. Writer's block is the term used to describe these creative blocks, which many people encounter because communication is crucial in all subject areas. Dancer's block is a lesser-known condition in which a choreographer loses motivation while creating [1]. Before a dancer gets an idea, such obstacles may go on for several days or weeks, which reduces the effectiveness of choreography. A performer cannot give their best choreography when deadlines are involved, such as when choreographing for a competition, production, or project. As a result, they will be dissatisfied with the calibre of their work. How can a choreographer find inspiration to get past a block when they are trying to create original choreography [2]? How can we make sure the inspiration chosen fits the song and style of dancing that the choreographer is creating? In order to convey the same feeling in the movement, this paper evaluates the musical quality of the audio and develops an application for creatively choreographing visuals. The outcomes demonstrate that performers will be able to overcome a creative block and complete their performances with a level of choreography they are pleased to showcase thanks to the software application's ability to inspire them to keep choreographing [3].

Lovely Professional University (IN), Iraqi University (IQ), CMR University (IN), Saveetha University (IN)
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