Musical Interface Design: An Experience-Oriented Framework

Fabio Morreale · Antonella De Angeli · Sile O’Modhrain

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This paper presents MINUET, a framework for musical interface design grounded in the experience of the player. MINUET aims to provide new perspectives on the design of musical interfaces, referred to as a general term that comprises digital musical instruments and interactive installations. The ultimate purpose is to reduce the complexity of the design space emphasizing the experience of the player. MINUET is structured as a design process consisting of two stages: goal and specifications. The reliability of MINUET is tested through a systematic comparison with the related work and through a case study. To this end, we present the design and prototyping of Hexagon, a new musical interface with learning purposes.

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2009The Musical Interface Technology Design Space 2002Audience Participation and Response in Movement-Sensing Installations

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