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Oliver, Jean; Pickles, Steven

doi:10.1145/1279740.1279854

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Virtual 3D environments as composition and performance spaces

Ciciliani

2019

Journal of New Music Research

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In the present text, I will reflect upon the composition of works that use virtual 3D environments in which the performers are represented as interacting avatars. In particular, I will explain the musical possibilities offered by this work with virtual environments, detailing the effects that the design of virtual topologies has on the interactive sound sources and sound events contained in these topologies. I will focus particularly upon how performers can musically influence said effects by navigating with the avatars acting within the topology.

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Virtual 3D environments as composition and performance spaces

Ciciliani

2019

Journal of New Music Research

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Advanced Synchronization of Audio or Symbolic Musical Patterns: An Algebraic Approach

Berthaut

Janin

Martin

2012

2012 IEEE Sixth International Conference on Semantic Computing

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Scenography of immersive virtual musical instruments

Berthaut

Zappi²,

Mazzanti

2014

2014 IEEE VR Workshop: Sonic Interaction in Virtual Environments (SIVE)

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International audienceImmersive Virtual Musical Instruments (IVMIs) can be considered as the meeting between Music Technology and Virtual Reality. Being both musical instruments and elements of Virtual Environments , IVMIs require a transversal approach from their designers, in particular when the final aim is to play them in front of an audience , as part of a scenography. In this paper, we combine the main constraints of musical performances and Virtual Reality applications into a set of dimensions, meant to extensively describe IVMIs stage setups. A number of existing stage setups are then classified using these dimensions, explaining how they were used to showcase live virtual performances and discussing their scenographic level

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Fijuu2

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Virtual 3D environments as composition and performance spaces

Virtual 3D environments as composition and performance spaces

Advanced Synchronization of Audio or Symbolic Musical Patterns: An Algebraic Approach

Scenography of immersive virtual musical instruments

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