Music360: Software Engineering for Assessing the True Value of Music

• Jesús Carreño UPV
• Giovanni Giachetti UPV / UNAB
• Daniel Catalá UPV
• Blanca de Miguel UPV
• Conrado Carrascosa UPV
• María de Miguel UPV

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/cibse.2025.35329

Resumo

While it is well known that music influences our emotions, health and work, there is a lack of standardised information to measure and share the true impact of music and how this relates to the distribution of royalties. The Music360 project, led by a European consortium, aims to assess the value of music and connect stakeholders across the music value chain to build a common data analytics platform that goes beyond traditional metrics to explore the impact of music. The Music360 platform is based on a novel model-driven approach that will be applied to empirical case studies in the form of living labs in healthcare, media, retail, etc. to evaluate how music enhances well-being, patient recovery, brand identity and revenue potential.

Palavras-chave: Music Value, Model-Driven Engineering, Property Rights, Empirical Evaluation

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