Browsing University of Nottingham Research Data Management Service by Subject "Creative Arts & Design::Music::Music technology & industry::Creative music technology"

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    • DigiScore_Transdisciplinary_roundtable_6_Laura_Bishop 

      Vear, Craig (University of Nottingham, 2024-01-09)
      Roundtable discussion with Dr. Laura Bishop. Topic: How can we understand togetherness in ensemble performances with collaborative/ interactive/ intelligent digital scores? This was the sixth conversation in a series ...

    • Embodied musicking dataset (clean & complete) 

      Vear, Craig (University of Nottingham, 2023-06-15)
      Complete and clean dataset from Embodied Musicking project. The original files and project are found at https://github.com/Creative-AI-Research-Group/embodiedMusickingDataset This project aimed to design, develop and ...

    • Exercices d’étrangeté III Mycorrhizia by Sandeep Bhagwati 

      Moroz, Solomiya; Vear, Craig (University of Nottingham, 2024-08-08)
      Exercices d’étrangeté III Mycorrhizia is an explorative work at the convergence of music, technology, and visual art. Its central feature is a digitally generated score projected onto the floor between musicians, utilising ...

    • GeoTracks (Adaptive Music for Everyday Journeys) user trial 1, summer 2015, quantitative data set 

      Greenhalgh, Chris (The University of Nottingham, 2016-07-15)
      Quantitative data from the first user user study of the geotracks prototype adaptive music system, Nottingham, summer 2015. Includes participants, subjective responses to adaptive and non-adaptive walks.

    • Point Line Piano by Jarek Kapuscinski 

      Moroz, Solomiya; Vear, Craig (University of Nottingham, 2024-05-21)
      Point Line Piano is an interactive VR project merging drawing and music, creating a vibrant, multisensory environment. Users draw points and lines in VR, activating musical notes and creating complex visuals. The project ...

    • Queer Temporal by Solomiya Moroz 

      Moroz, Solomiya; Vear, Craig (University of Nottingham, 2024-03-19)
      This digital score installation-performance delves into the disruptive nature of time on queer individuals, exploring themes of control, precarity, obstacles, and loss through repetition, entropy, and exaggerated sonic ...