Composition for Ubiquitous Responsive Sound Environments
Dan Livingstone, Eduardo Reck Miranda · 2004
As new forms of social interaction with sound are developed through hardware, software and ubiquitous technologies it follows that emergent behavior, gesture capture and motion tracking will increasingly play a compositional role within generative and reactive sound environments. This case study defines an adaptive system, which enables participants within these spaces to have a tangible influence on the compositional process. Both individual and collaborative interaction modes are considered in the context of generative and real time systems, which are dynamically affected by user presence.