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Symposium on Digital Musical Interactions OODI Maijansali, Helsinki / 14 November
The symposium, Socio-Cultural Role of Technology in Digital Musical Interactions, discussed critically our relationships with music and digital musical instruments, exploring how these new relationships build embodied behaviours, expectations, beliefs, interpretations and actions in various ways we practice and act … Continue reading
2 new projects starting in January 2018
We will have 2 new projects starting in January 2018, Vibrating Instruments in Virtual Reality (VIVR): Creative Content Production in VR with Cohesive Sense of Reality and Laser String Kantele, more info in the project section.
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Tagged AI, Artificial Intelligence, computer music, Deep Learning with Audio, Embodied Interaction, Music Experience, NIME, Sound, VR
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Release of PESI Extended System, available for Open Source distribution
I am very happy to announce the Open Source release of PESI extended system developed at SOPI research group. This system is designed for co-located collaboration, providing spatial opportunities for musical exploration. The software system includes 2 main components; PESI_OnBody … Continue reading
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Tagged artistic research, Embodied Interaction, Mobile Music, Music Experience, musical interaction, NIME, PESI, Sound
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Looking for Test Users – between 16th-19th June and 23rd-27th June
Dear friends and colleagues, Sound and Physical Interaction – SOPI research group will be conducting a user-test study between the 16th-19th June and 23rd-27th June. We are currently looking for volunteers willing to give a half an hour of their … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetically engaging forms, CHI, Embodied Interaction, gesture based controllers, interaction design, Machine Learning, Music Experience, New Media practices, NIME, Physical Interaction, sonic interaction, Sound
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NOISA presentation!!
We will present our current research project NOISA today at Department of Media, Aalto University DEMO DAY !! Miestentie 3 13:00 onwards- http://sopi.media.taik.fi/research/noisa/
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Tagged Artificial Intelligence, Digital Musical Instruments, Machine Learning, Music Experience, musical interaction, New Media practices, Physical Interaction, sonic interaction, Sound
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SOPI at NIME 2013
Koray Tahiroğlu will be presenting the “PESI Extended System: In Space, On Body, with 3 Musicians” paper at 13th International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME) in Daejeon + Seoul, Korea Republic, May 27-30. This paper is one … Continue reading
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Tagged artistic research, Embodied Interaction, Mobile Music, Multimodal Interfaces, Music Experience, musical instruments, New Media practices, NIME, Participatory Music Experience, PESI, Physical Interaction
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Survey on Mobile Music Interfaces
We have a brief survey intended to explore peoples’ experience with the creative, musical possibilities of smartphones. We are interested in the ways in which people musically use smartphones and their user experiences with different interfaces and ways of … Continue reading
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Tagged Mobile Music, Music Experience, musical instruments, Participatory Music Experience
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Sound and Physical Interaction
Sound and Physical Interaction (SOPI), a new research group in the Department of Media, is focusing on sound and its emerging role in designing new ways of interactions between humans through digital environments. The group’s mission is to investigate and … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetically engaging forms, artistic research, audio-visual production, Audiovisual Performances, communication, computer music, Embodied Interaction, interactive art, Mobile Music, Multimodal Interfaces, Music Experience, New Media practices, Physical Interaction, sonic interaction, Sound
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