Making Acoustic Computer Music: The Rumentarium project

Making Acoustic Computer Music: The Rumentarium project

Organised Sound / Volume 18 / Special Issue 03 / December 2013, pp 242 254 DOI: 10.1017/S1355771813000216, Published online: 12 November 2013 Link to this article: http://journals.cambridge.org/abstract_S1355771813000216 How to cite this article: Andrea Valle (2013). Making Acoustic Computer Music: The Rumentarium project. Organised Sound, 18, pp 242-254 doi:10.1017/S1355771813000216 Request Pe...

Plymouth brain-Computer Music Interface Project: Intelligent assistive Technology for Music-Making

This paper introduces a system that uses brainwaves, or EEG (electroencephalogram), information to compose and play music in real-time. The system composes music using generative grammars and transition rules controlled by means of information extracted from the EEG of the subject. The paper starts by noting the various attempts at the design of systems that make music from the EEG signals, fol...

Music Reading System for the Blind Computer Science Honours Project

Making sweet music : The Educational Use of Computer Games

The area of educational computer games is not yet well defined but there are recent attempts at rehabilitating the field. However, sidestepping classic edutainment is not an easy task. Edutainment have since the 1970s used a classic formula for producing educational computer games based on learning theories with problematic assumptions given our current knowledge of how humans learn. This artic...

Acoustic Sensitivity of the Saccule and Daf Music

  Introduction:   The daf is a large Persian frame drum used as a musical instrument in both popular and classical music which can induce a percussive sound at low frequencies (146–290 Hz) with peaks of up to 130 dBspl. The percussive sounds have a power distribution in the region of saccular sensitivity. In view of the saccular stimulation by sound in humans, we decided to use cervical vestibu...