Paradiso et al., 1997 - Google Patents
Musical applications of electric field sensingParadiso et al., 1997
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- Paradiso J
- Gershenfeld N
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- Computer music journal
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The essence of musical expression lies in manipula-tion. A great musical instrument provides the player with many continuous-control degrees of freedom that can be shaped to communicate musi-cal intent. The design of mature acoustic instruments has evolved over …
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