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From Control to Co-Agency: Reframing Instrumentality through Sonic Traces in Augmented Musical Practice

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By re-considering what counts as signal in augmented instruments that use machine-learning, this work contributes to NIME discussions on affordances, agency, and relational instrument design, fore-grounding co-agency grounded in responsiveness and emergent behaviour.

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