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Human-Sound Interaction (HSI) workshop

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posted on 2020-06-03, 08:45 authored by Balandino Di Donato
The design of interactions with sound and audio processes is a seminal activity in the creation of a performance, installation, a virtual sound environment, or interface for musical expression. The interaction design is often fixated by the interface without taking into account human factors and our diverse abilities to perceive the sound and interface affordances. The Human-Sound Interaction (HSI) workshop is a half-day workshop that investigates principles of interaction design with sound. This workshop with the human at the centre of the design in a collaborative, interactive, inclusive and diverse environment. This workshop will look at Human-Centered Interaction Design (HCID) aspects that determine the realisation and appreciation of musical works (installations, composition and performance), interfaces for sound design and musical expression, augmented instruments, sonic aspects of virtual environments (VR/AR/MR), interactive audiovisual dance performances. Participants are invited to a 3-hours interactive session with hands-on design activities.

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Proceedings of the International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME) In Press

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International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME)

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  • VoR (Version of Record)

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Proceedings of the International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression

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Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

Acceptance date

2020-04-09

Copyright date

2020

Spatial coverage

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Temporal coverage: start date

2020-07-21

Temporal coverage: end date

2020-07-25

Language

en

Publisher version

TBA

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