ENGAGEMENT AND INTERACTION IN PARTICIPATORY SOUND ART
@inproceedings{Goudarzi2016ENGAGEMENTAI, title={ENGAGEMENT AND INTERACTION IN PARTICIPATORY SOUND ART}, author={Visda Goudarzi and Artemi-Maria Gioti}, year={2016} }
This paper explores a variety of existing interactive and participatory sound systems and the role of different actors in them. In human computer interaction (HCI), the focal point on studying interactive systems has been the usability and functionality of the systems. We are trying to shift the focus more towards creative aspects of interaction in both technology development and sound creation. In participatory sound art, the roles of technology creator, composer, performer, and spectator are…
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