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Four students - Luca Giacolini, Bastiaan van Hout, Manon Junggeburth, and Tom van Rooij - were given an assignment by Mathias Funk, Joep Frens, and Bart Hengeveld to explore mechanisms for designing interactive musical systems. Luca Giacolini and Bastiaan van Hout presented their project Experio at the Desform Conference in September 2013, where they designed a system that transforms human movement in real time into music through experiential explorations.
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Presentation experio des form 23 09-2013
- 1. TU/e bachelor college 4 students • Manon Junggeburth • Tom van Rooij • Luca Giacolini • Bastiaan van Hout Assignment given by • Mathias Funk • Joep Frens • Bart Hengeveld LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd
- 2. CHALLENGE LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd Explore and define mechanisms for designing for systems by breaking existing paradigms and design a whole musical system through experiential explorations
- 3. LIVE PERFORMANCE SYSTEM LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd
- 4. TRANSFORMATION LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd
- 5. EXPERIO: USER SYSTEM LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd
- 6. EXPERIO: TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd
- 7. EXPERIO: FINAL RESULT LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd
- 8. LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd
- 9. LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd THE EXISTING PROTOTYPE VISIT US DURING THE TEA/DEMOS SESSIONS!
- 10. LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd Design a moderator interface X-Y mapping of the movements Musician’s approach for musical compositions Test in a real life situation FUTURE PLANS
- 11. LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd Designing for systems paradigm personal discoveries: self-organizing systems are easier to design design the system as a whole openness gives chances to more exploration possibilities CONCLUSION
- 12. LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd Did we create a new meaning for movement? Breaking with old meaning of dancing In stead of just dancing to the music you are dancing for the music. CONCLUSION
- 13. LUCA GIACOLINI & BASTIAAN VAN HOUT, DESFORM CONFERENCE 2013, SEPTEMBER 23rd THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!