The Tooka was created as an exploration of two person instruments. We have worked with
two Tooka performers to enhance the original experimental device to make a musical …

In this paper we describe three new music controllers, each designed to be played by two
players. As the intimacy between two people increases so does their ability to anticipate and …

Bangarama is a music controller using headbanging as the primary interaction metaphor. It
consists of a head-mounted tilt sensor and a guitar-shaped controller that does not require …

This paper describes the T-Stick, a new family of digital musical instruments. It presents the
motivation behind the project, hardware and software design, and presents insights gained …

Contemporary musical instrument design using computers provides nearly limitless potential
for designing the mapping between gesture and sound. When designing effective and …

When learning a classical instrument, people often either take lessons in which an existing
body of “technique” is delivered, evolved over generations of performers, or in some cases …

This paper describes Kontrol, a new hand interface that extends the intuitive control of
electronic music to traditional instrumentalist and dancers. The goal of the authors has been …

In this presentation, we discuss and demonstrate a multiple touch sensitive (MTS) keyboard
developed by Robert Moog for John Eaton. Each key of the keyboard is equipped with …

抄録 Although various ways of sound production have been actively studied and reported so
far, the development of human-machine interface is not sufficient for the translation of …

This article describes systems for capturing gestures from a performing artist playing North
Indian instruments. Modified traditional instruments use sensor technology and …