Thanks for the collaborations and input from :

Hala Bavière
Léa Bavière
Floran Clopin 
Clément Charmeteau 
Hugues Chevalier 
Solène Galvez 
Antonino Modica

The experience conducted for this module is a collaborative experience. 
Its process is the following; a quiz was created, containing 20 questions, each of them had only one good answer out of four proposed answers. The questions that figured in the quiz are related to music, based on my personal musical culture, that englobes musical theory and musical artists knowledge. The quiz was then posted online, using the social network Facebook, to invite as many person as possible to take it. Once someone took the quiz, he or she obtains a score that can go from 0/20 to 20/20. The rules are the following, if a person obtains a score of 0/20, they are not allowed to bring an input in the track I will create; if a person obtains a score going from 1/20 to 5/20, they are allowed to bring an input to the track I will create by giving me a musical note (one of these following : C D E F G A B and their respective flat and sharp); if a person obtains a score going from 6/20 to 10/20, they are allowed to bring an input to the track I will create by giving me a lyric sentence (created or taken from already existing lyrics) that will be sang our said in the track; if a person obtains a score going from 11/20 to 15/20, they are allowed to bring an input in a track I will create by giving a sample (recorded or sampled from an already existing audio source) that I will have to use in the track; if a person obtains a score going from 16/20 to 20/20, they are allowed to bring an input in the track I will create by choosing one of these three forms of input previously said, or two of them or all them (the note, the sentence, the sample). 
Once all theses materials received to elaborate a musical track, I reserve myself to limitate the content of the track of only theses sent materials from the persons who took the quiz. My role in the making of the track is to take the materials and manipulate them, using Ableton, to create a track based on sent materials that people were allowed to send after taking the quiz.

Nicolas Collaboration