Manubrio explores how continuous bodily engagement and feedback-based sound generation can support the incorporation of a digital interface into the performer’s bodily awareness and reveals the sensitivity and fragility of such interactions.
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.
Virtual reality and the musical metaverse decompose traditional music performance into isolated visual, auditory, and tracking modules. While these immersive environments provide strong audiovisual feedback, they severely weaken the tactile and proprioceptive cues necessary for fine motor control. This review criticall...
It is shown that humanoid robots are well-suited as they enable parametric control of performance variables, reproducibility across trials, and the decoupling and recombination of auditory, visual, and interactive components.
Inclusive music-making requires instruments that support varied bodies, abilities, musical backgrounds, and forms of participation. Digital musical instruments provide diverse approaches to sound creation, and fabric-based interfaces offer an alternative interaction modality that may support participation for some...
Ellie Nguyen, Franceli L. Cibrian· Frontiers in Education· 0 citations
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