Audio d-touch musical building blocks bring tangibility to creating music on a computer

While more and more music is being created on computers with a QWERTY keyboard, researchers at the University of Southhampton are looking to bring the tangible interface one gets from actually playing an instrument to creating music on a computer. The Audio d-touch system uses a computer, a standard webcam, a printed sheet of paper and physical blocks that are moved around to determine how the computer samples and reproduces sound... Continue Reading Audio d-touch musical building blocks bring tangibility to creating music on a computer

Section: Music

Tags: Interface, Music, University of Southampton

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