Add to ORKGInternational audienceIn this paper we propose some practical applications linking motion capture and real-time music transformation via the gestural control of digital signal processing (DSP) algorithms dedicated to sound / music processing. The use of a specific accelerometer / magnetometer sensor and related real-time signal acquisition and processing device is described. The presented applications provide some examples of original ways to control musical features such as tempo. This work feeds the media interaction interfaces field with a new approach based on rhythmical gestures and modulations mapped gestures. This work is extendable to new interactions in the areas of gaming and entertainment
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
This work describes a new approach to gesture mapping in a performance with a traditional musical in...
Music is a complex multimodal medium experienced not only via sounds but also through body movement...
International audienceIn this paper we propose some practical applications linking motion capture an...
Music is a complex multimodal medium experienced not only via sounds but also through body movement....
This paper describes a system for automating the generation of mapping schemes between human interac...
We are presenting a set of applications that have been realized with the MO modular wireless motion ...
Research is currently being conducted at the University of California Irvine to develop novel approa...
This work treats about the permeation of two different compositional approaches (real time technolog...
This paper describes the use of wearable sensor technology to control parameters of audio effects fo...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
This research aims to develop a wearable musical interfacewhich enables to control audio and video s...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
This work describes a new approach to gesture mapping in a performance with a traditional musical in...
Music is a complex multimodal medium experienced not only via sounds but also through body movement...
International audienceIn this paper we propose some practical applications linking motion capture an...
Music is a complex multimodal medium experienced not only via sounds but also through body movement....
This paper describes a system for automating the generation of mapping schemes between human interac...
We are presenting a set of applications that have been realized with the MO modular wireless motion ...
Research is currently being conducted at the University of California Irvine to develop novel approa...
This work treats about the permeation of two different compositional approaches (real time technolog...
This paper describes the use of wearable sensor technology to control parameters of audio effects fo...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
This research aims to develop a wearable musical interfacewhich enables to control audio and video s...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
In this paper, we present an innovative gestural sensor interface that allows an electronic music co...
This work describes a new approach to gesture mapping in a performance with a traditional musical in...
Music is a complex multimodal medium experienced not only via sounds but also through body movement...