SONICAKT - Interactive Music Listening Interfaces on the Web
Author
Heding, Karl Chueiri
Term
4. Term
Education
Publication year
2017
Abstract
This master’s thesis investigates audience participation in music listening by developing and evaluating web-based interactive interfaces that enable listeners to actively shape musical works outside the concert hall. Building on research in active listening, interactive sound and music on mobile platforms, and networked performance, the project explores both content-centric and user-centric design perspectives to support real-time interaction. The design strategies draw on digital musical instrument models, mapping approaches, interface design guidelines, and concepts from interactive music systems. Three prototypes are implemented: SNCKT EFFECTS (digital audio effects), SNCKT MOVE (granular synthesis), and SNCKT COLLAB, forming an Interactive Music Listening platform where musicians can share works for audience interaction. The work is contextualized through related literature and assessed using a naturalistic observation study and a survey-based experiment. Specific empirical findings are not reported in the provided excerpt.
Denne kandidatafhandling undersøger publikumdeltagelse i musiklytning ved at udvikle og evaluere webbaserede interaktive grænseflader, der lader lyttere aktivt forme musikalske værker uden for koncertsalen. Med afsæt i forskning i aktiv lytten, interaktive lyd- og musikapps på mobile platforme og netværksbaserede performances, udforsker projektet både indholdscentrerede og brugercentrerede designperspektiver for at fremme realtidsinteraktion. Designstrategierne bygger på modeller for digitale musikinstrumenter, mappings og retningslinjer for grænsefladedesign samt begreber fra interaktive musiksystemer. Der implementeres tre prototyper: SNCKT EFFECTS (digitale lydeffekter), SNCKT MOVE (granular syntese) og SNCKT COLLAB, som tilsammen udgør en interaktiv musiklytningsplatform, hvor musikere kan dele værker, som publikum kan interagere med. Arbejdet kontekstualiseres gennem relateret litteratur og vurderes via et naturalistisk observationsstudie og et spørgeskemabaseret eksperiment. Konkrete empiriske resultater fremgår ikke af det medsendte uddrag.
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