ABSTRACT
In this paper, the authors introduce an interactive synthesizer, "POWDER BOX" for use by novices in musical sessions [1]. "POWDER BOX" is equipped with sensor-based replaceable interfaces, which enable participants to discover and select their favorite playing styles of musical instruments during a musical session. In addition, it has a wireless communication function that synchronizes musical scale and BPM between multiple devices. "POWDER BOX" provides novice participants with opportunities to experience a cooperative music performance. Here, the interaction design and the configuration of the device are presented.
- POWDER BOX, http://yoshihito-nakanishi. com/works/device/powder-box/Google Scholar
- Tina Blaine and Sidney Fels. Context of Collaborative Musical Experiences. In Proc of the NIME'03, Montreal, Canada, pages 129--134, 2003. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Yoshihito Nakanishi. et al.. POWDER BOX: An Interactive Device with Sensor Based Replaceable Interface for Musical Session. In Proc. of the NIME'13, Korea, pages 373--376, 2013.Google Scholar
- Mozzi, http://sensorium.github.com/MozziGoogle Scholar
- 2014 Georgia Tech's Margaret Guthman Musical Instrument Competition, http://guthman.gatech.edu/2014-semi-finalistsGoogle Scholar
Index Terms
Powder box: an interactive synthesizer with sensor based replaceable interface
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