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YLE Interview for Sound Gloves
The Radio Channel of YLE (Finnish Broadcasting Company) is interviewing Sound Gloves (2011), a collaborative performance work by Chi-Hsia Lai (SOPI), Carmen Brecheis and Minna Holkkola, carried out in Aalto Media Factory’s Wearable Electronics course. Sound Gloves : wearable musical … Continue reading
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Tagged Digital Musical Instruments, Digital Musical Interactions, Music, NIME, Performance, Physical Interaction, Sound
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AHNE – Audio-Haptic Navigation Environment
This is a demonstration video of AHNE – Audio-Haptic Navigation Environment. It is an audio-haptic user interface that allows the user to locate and manipulate sound objects in 3d space with the help of audio-haptic feedback. The user is tracked … Continue reading
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Tagged audio-haptic, user interface
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Tension
Here is a brief video showing Tension. An interactive spatial sound installation for multiple users. A person enters the space and a generative sound is assigned to that person. The sound pans around in the 6-channel speaker system following the … Continue reading
Two Interludes in Paris
Two of my interactive pieces, Toucher 4 1 and Take a walk, were performed by emerging percussionist, Hai-Ting Liao, at the Conservatoire de Paris (CNSMDP) on 20/05/2011. Take a walk by Chi-Hsia Lai Take a walk is an interactive and … Continue reading
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Tagged Audiovisual Performances, computer music, New Media practices
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Percussion Repertoire Festival
Chi-Hsia Lai *Lisa (Research Assistant, SOPI) was invited to give a talk at the 2011 Percussion Repertoire Festival in Piteå, Sweden, to share her researches and experiences in taking percussion performance into a new direction where the convergence of percussion … Continue reading
Mixed Up Performance in Jyväskylä Art Museum
This is a video was recorded March 10, 2011 at the Jyväskylä Art Museum where Matti Niinimäki (Research Assistant, SOPI) performed using gesture based controllers from his Mixed Up series. This performance was part of the Live Herring 11 exhibition, Text | … Continue reading
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Tagged computer music, gesture based controllers, musical instruments
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