Music shaped by your visitors’ emotions.
Inspired by your collection.
“Listen. That’s an AI, you know? An artificial intelligence.
The music it played for you… probably just dug some stuff
out of your data banks and put together something it thought
you’d like.”
William Gibson · Neuromancer, 1984
Generative AI responds to instructions. Emotional AI responds to the body.
Responds to your prompts. You tell it what you want. The intelligence is in the question.
Responds to what each visitor feels. It reads biometric signals in real time. No prompts. No commands.
Each visitor leaves with a personal playlist of their visit – one track per artwork, shaped by their own emotional journey. A souvenir no gift shop can offer.
How it works
Watch art.
Feel art.
Listen to your
emotions.
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Scientific foundation

Background music enhances attention – the impact of music on film audience’s attentional processes.
Where we have done it
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Synesthetic art museum · Napoli
Museo Hermann Nitsch
Fondazione Morra – Napoli
The Hermann Nitsch Museum becomes the set for a VR experience titled S.I.L.V.A., where science fiction and the art of Hermann Nitsch, and are managed by soundtracks created in real time by performers. DepesoundMe, thanks to instant evaluation of emotional patterns, deploy its effort in contemporary cinema with new immersive technologies too.
about
DeepSoundMe was born from a simple observation: every visitor experiences the same artwork differently. We built the technology to honor that difference.
The platform operates through three layers: biometric sensing – a wearable captures galvanic skin response and heart rate variability in real time; emotional interpretation – the Ekman scale maps signals to six fundamental emotions; musical generation – AI assembles fragments from a library composed entirely by human artists.
“For the DeepSoundMe project, the goal was to create sound folders containing a vast number of musical fragments, perfectly compatible with each other. The stylistic approach, rooted in ambient music, adapts dynamically to the emotional states detected by the software.”
press
Mixed media installation.
Watching the awesome Richard Yasmine’s installation, many people experienced instant music and personal soundtracks
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