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Dynamic independent mapping layers for concurrent control of audio and video synthesis

Momeni et al., 2006

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3350209778861467217
Author
Momeni A
Henry C
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Computer Music Journal

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The work we describe here is motivated by a desire for intimate and expressive control over creative processes implemented in real-time performance software. We seek a manner of control that offers a “low entry fee with no ceiling on virtuosity” and allows expressive control …
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