Fa102 assignment #2
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The document proposes a name and branding for a technology that allows users to control music with gestures. It suggests naming the technology "The Conductor" because a conductor controls a musical performance, suggesting the user would control the music. It presents a character diagram describing the proposed brand as inspiring, playful, intelligent, and musical with an technical yet simple tone that engages, entertains, and allows users to interact and control music through human-computer recognition.
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- 1. Control Music With Heads Steven Jacofsky Assignment Two, Name Processing • Words : Music, Gesture, Recognition, Technology, Cont rol • Possible Names : The Composer, Conductor, MusTech, Music Controller, • Selected Name : The Conductor • Justification : A conductor is someone who control a musical performance, So this name suggests that you are the one controlling the music
- 2. Control Music With Heads Steven Jacofsky Assignment Two, Brand Character Diagram Character/Persona Tone Inspiring Personal Playful Scientific Intelligent Recognition Musical Innovated Language The Conductor Purpose Technical Engage Simple Entertain Savvy Interact Human-Computer Control