The PhD research project Tangible Signals investigates the dynamic physical representation and haptic feedback control of computer music and sound data using motorised or actuated objects. Tangible interfaces, e.g. Reactable or SoundFORM, have significantly expanded the interaction modes and thus the spectrum of music making. However, when it comes to digital music-making, the processing, e.g. in digital audio workstations, is still mostly GUI based, the musical content is usually converted to analog sound and played back via loudspeakers. That excludes particularly visual-impaired musicians. This project attempts to expand the GUI-based workflow by exploring not only a static physical manifestation (e.g. sculptures, printings), but a dynamic physical representation and manipulation of sound.
Datum
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1. 6. 2019 - 30. 6. 2022 |
Země
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AT |
Organizace
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Umělecká univerzita Linec |
V rámci projektu
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Institute of Media Studies, Tangible Music Lab |
Odkaz
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tamlab.ufg.at |
Rámec a program financování
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Rakouská akademie věd ÖAW, DOC Fellowship of the Austrian Academy of Sciences 2019 |
