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Internet of Musical Things: Vision and Challenges
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This paper presents a vision in which the IoMusT enables the connection of digital and physical domains by means of appropriate information and communication technologies, fostering novel musical applications and services and identifies key capabilities missing from today's systems.
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Anchoring In Ubiquitous Musical Activities
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This study introduces anchoring as a conceptual tool to explain how affordances are shaped and applies anchoring in the development of a sound-based interaction metaphor time tagging.
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Convergent Trends Toward Ubiquitous Music
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Results of three compositional studies devised to test three musical interaction metaphors for ubiquitous computing contexts: the cup metaphor, time tagging and spatial tagging are presented.
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New concepts and techniques in eco-composition
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This paper describes the process of re-enacting the first Spanish trip through the Amazon River Basin, carried out by Francisco de Orellana and fifty-nine Spaniards in 1541, and proposes the term eco-composition as a common reference for theoretical perspectives and compositional techniques.
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Ecologically-based Granular Synthesis
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A granular synthesis technique that produces environmental-like sounds using sampled sound grains and meso-time control functions and works on two issues that have been previously neglected in these techniques.
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Technological Support for Online Communities Focusing on Music Creation: Adopting Collaboration, Flexibility, and Multiculturality from Brazilian Creativity Styles
People have always found music significant in their lives, whether for enjoyment in listening, performing, or creating. However, music making in modern life tends to be restricted to the domain of…
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Ubimus Through the Lens of Creativity Theories
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This chapter covers general creativity frameworks and music-oriented models and discusses the limitations of several models of creativity that have been laid out within the context of music education and music psychology research.
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Paititi: a multimodal journey to el dorado (original artwork, installation, sound synthesis, video)
This dissertation discusses the elaboration of Paititi: A Multimodal Journey to El Dorado. Paititi is an installation piece involving literary, visual and sonic elements inspired on the historical…
Social and perceptual processes in the installation The Trade
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It is suggested that form-creation is dynamically determined by a process of mutual adaptation between listener and environment and whether ecologically based music can be studied using linguistic tools is discussed.
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Creative Surrogates : Supporting Decision-Making in Ubiquitous Musical Activities
We present results of two studies that address creative decision-making through the usage of local resources. Adopting anopportunistic design approach (Buxton 2007; Botero et al. 2010;Visser 1994),…
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