Human-Computer Interaction

The blog posts of this section relate to the module Human-Computer Interaction in the course MCT4000 Introduction to Music, Communication and Technology. The aim of the module is to discover the theory and practice in the field of human-computer interaction applied to music technology.

Dec 30, 2019 • Thomas Anda, Aleksander Tidemann, Paul Koenig, Tom Ignatius
human-computer-interaction
Staggering towards the light
During a hackathon in our introduction course to physical computing, we developed a prototype of a DMI. In our blog post from this project we explained how the system was built and gave a short summary of our performance. In this blog post however, we will look at the instrument from an HCI-perspective. Where the main focus will be a summary of the problem space, the research question, the methodology used and our main findings and contributions.
Dec 27, 2019 • Rayam Luna, Gaute Wardenær, Thibault Jaccard, Ulrik Halmøy
human-computer-interaction
Prototyping musical instruments
Prototyping musical instruments in the name of recycling - exploring Orchestrash from an HCI point of view
Nov 14, 2018 • Eirik Dahl, Karolina Jawad
human-computer-interaction
MCT Heroes
During our Human Computer interaction seminar, Anna Xambó asked us to create a blog post with notable people in music technology that inspire us. Here are the submissions from the class.