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LoopsOnFoam
interactive-music
Oct 13, 2019 • Jørgen Varpe
During a 2-week intensive workshop in the course Interactive Music Systems I worked on the development of an instrument prototype, which I named LoopsOnFoam.
Microture
interactive-music
Oct 13, 2019 • Sepehr Haghighi
Microture is an interactive music system, based on manipulation of the input sound (microphone sound) with small gestures..
Body Drums - A wearable drumset
interactive-music
Oct 12, 2019 • Elias Andersen
Body Drums For the course MCT4045 - Interactive Music Systems, I built a wearable drumset. The wearable drumset consists of a piezo-element placed on one hand, a force-sensing resistor on the other and a accelerometer on the fot. These sensors are then used to trigger one file each. In my case I used a kick drum sound for the foot, snare drum sound for the piezo element and a hi hat sound for the FSR. Then when these sensors are triggered, the sound that are mapped to the sensor will be played. For example if I stump my foot, the kick drum sound will be played.
The HySax - Augmented saxophone meant for musical performance
interactive-music
Oct 12, 2019 • Guy Sion
an augmented saxophone meant for musical performance, enabling background layer and delay to be controlled via gestures.
Portal Flowchart
networked-music
Oct 10, 2019 • Aleksander Tidemann, Jackson Goode, Paul Koenig, Tom Ignatius
The MCT portal has been subject to many configurations over the last couple of months. In this post, we explore how flowcharts may help us see a brighter tomorrow (we need as much light as we can get here).