Tangilble interface for graph based music representation
Description:
The purpose of this workshop is to build a tangible interface for the music representation used in radio freesound. In radio freesound, a music composition is represented by a graph where nodes represent sounds, and edges represent transitions between sounds. This representation is aimed at collaborative composition based on a shared repository of sounds (freesound). Collaborative work, on the other hand, is one of the main applications of Tangible User Interfaces (TUIs). By representing sounds of the database as tangible objects, users will be able to discuss, manipulate and exchange compositions without the restrictions of a single-user computer interface. An example of this approach is tangible sequencer. Before the workshop, participants will have recorded, edited, labelled and uploaded their sounds to freesound. These sounds will be used to develop and test the interface.
Details:
- Tutor: Gerard Roma.
- Schedule: July 18, 18:00 – 19:30; July 19, 20, 15:00 – 19:30.
- Room: TBA.
Participants:
- Sara Adhitya
- Iñigo Martinez de Rituerto
- Krunal Kumpavat
- Oliver White
- Ivo Chichkov
- Steven Gelineck
- Alex Benete
- Helena Cuesta
