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NIME 2021 paper accepted
Last week the NIME 2021 conference their reviews of submissions and I’m happy to say that our paper ““NIME and the Environment: Toward a More Sustainable NIME Practice” was accepted.
Last updated on May 1, 2022 music technology, environment
NIME 2021 paper accepted
Reinventing the Noisebox: Designing Embedded Instruments for Active Musicians
This paper reports on the user-driven redesign of an embedded digital musical instrument that has yielded a trio of new instruments, …
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Surveying Digital Musical Instrument Use Across Diverse Communities of Practice
An increasing number of studies have examined the active practice of performers who use digital musical instruments (DMIs) and applied …
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Gestural Control of Augmented Instrumental Performance: A Case Study of the Concert Harp
We present a gestural control system to augment harp performance with real-time control of computer-based audio affects and processing. …
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Stability, Reliability, Compatibility: Reviewing 40 Years of DMI Design
Despite the proliferation of new digital musical instruments (DMIs) coming from a diverse community of designers, researchers and …
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