Posters and Demos – 24th July
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Morning Session – Drop-In Time: 11:30-12:30, 24 July
Affordances and Constraints of Modular Synthesis in Virtual Reality – G. Wakefield, M. Palumbo, A. Zonta – website
Inhabiting the Instrument – M. Durham – slides
Piezoelectric strings as a musical interface – M. Ehrhardt, M. Neupert, C. Wegener – video
Pop-up for Collaborative Music-making – A. Patel, J. Richards – website
Interactive Rainbow Score: A Visual-centered Multimodal Flute Tutoring System – G. Xia et al. – website
A MIDI Sound Module That Uses the Sound of a Collision Generated by the Drop of Water as a Sound Source : Potarhythm – T. Kato, T. Baba – video
Interactive, GPU-accelerated 2D Physical Model – H. Renney, T. Mitchell, B. Gaster – video
SOIL CHOIR v.1.3 – soil moisture sonification installation – J. Suchánek – video
Instrumental Investigations at Emute Lab – T. Magnusson – video
Reinterpretation of Pottery as a Musical Interface – J. Chu, J. Choi – video
Afternoon Sesson – Drop-In Time: 16:00-17:00, 24 July
Exploring the Affordances of VR for Musical Interaction Design with VIMEs – A. Çamcı, M. Vilaplana, R. Wang – website
PathoSonic: Performing Sound In Virtual Reality Feature Space – F. Camara Halac, S. Addy – website
KnittedKeyboard: Digital Knitting of Electronic Textile Musical Controllers – I. Wicaksono, J. Paradiso – pdf, text, video, mozilla-hub
SQUISHBOI: A Multidimensional Controller for Complex Musical Interactions using Machine Learning – M. DeSmith, A. Piepenbrink, A. Kapur – video
IRIS: A Non-Tactile Musical Instrument for Solo and Collaborative Playing – R. Gibson – video
Supporting Interactive Machine Learning Approaches to Building Musical Instruments in the Browser – L. McCallum, M. Grierson – video
Tremolo-Harp: A Vibration-Motor Actuated Robotic String Instrument – S. Kemper – slides
The Scalability of WiFi for Mobile Embedded Sensor Interfaces – J. Wang, E. Meneses, M. Wanderley – slides, text
Silver: A Textile Wireframe Interface for the Interactive Sound Installation Idiosynkrasia – M. Schebella, G. Fischbacher, M. Mosher – video
Biophysiologically synchronous computer generated music improves performance and reduces perceived effort in trail runners – D. Williams et al. – video
