The PoiSynth is a staff-based motion-expressive audio performance system with a correlated visual component. The device derives aspects from traditional controllers and combines them with a response system focused on the movements of twirling with the aim of creating a controllable expressive system utilizing physical skill to create a unique sonic and visual experience.
This project features the Pleo robotic dinosaur being used as an autonomous and interactive musical instrument. The data from various sensors within the robot is processed and interpreted as parameters for the playback of sound.
The Convolin is based on realtime convolution, utilizing the sampled reverb tails from other instruments combined with the string vibration captured by a contact microphone to create a unique tone. The neck contains keys used to define the pitch of the instrument, allowing the musician to play chords with a single string.
SpaceBounce! is an interactive installation based on the properties of sensor use on tangible, stretchable materials. The installation combines simple movements, bouncing, and weight-shifting with multiple sensor-laden rebounding surfaces.
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