Interactions in Mobile Sound and Music Computing

Sound to Sense, Sense to Sound A State of the Art in Sound and Music Computing

Sound to Sense, Sense to Sound A State of the Art in Sound and Music Computing

Sound Pryer: truly mobile joint music listening

Following the widespread adoption of music media sharing applications for the Internet a growing number of research projects have explored sharing in a mobile context. Insofar these projects have mainly addressed face-to-face copresence situations. The Sound Pryer prototype, on the other hand, is designed to provide joint music listening experiences among drivers in traffic. Through field trial...

Cognitive Architecture in Mobile Music Interactions

This paper explores how a general cognitive architecture can pragmatically facilitate the development and exploration of interactive music interfaces on a mobile platform. To this end we integrated the Soar cognitive architecture into the mobile music meta-environment urMus. We develop and demonstrate four artificial agents which use diverse learning mechanisms within two mobile music interface...

Sound Bounce: Physical Metaphors in Designing Mobile Music Performance

The use of metaphor has a prominent role in HCI, both as a device to help users understand unfamiliar technologies, and as a tool to guide the design process. Creators of new computerbased instruments face similar design challenges as those in HCI. In the course of creating a new piece for Mobile Phone Orchestra we propose the metaphor of a sound as a ball and explore the interactions and sound...