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IDMIL
The Input Devices and Music Interaction Laboratory (IDMIL) was established in March 2005. The IDMIL is affiliated with the Music Technology Area of the Schulich School of Music at McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. We like poutine and long, cold winters.
We've created prosthetic spines that make music, categorized every music app on the iOS app store, made bleeding-edge sensors and software to control them, and so, so much more.
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KTH and IDMIL student Emma Frid won the 'SMC Young Researcher Best Paper' at ICMC / SMC 2014 - read it here.
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D. Andrew Stewart and the T-Stick, for which he has composed and performed many pieces.
The T-Sticks are a family of gestural musical controllers designed and built by Joseph Malloch.
The T-Stick can sense where and how much of it is touched, tapping, twisting, tilting, squeezing, and shaking. The output of the sensors is sent over USB to Max/MSP software, which processes the data and maps it to sound synthesis parameters.
The T-Stick is intended to be an “expert” musical interface: engaging to new users, allowing virtuosic playing, and “worth practicing” in that practice time results in increased skill.
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Dr. Xenia Pestova with The Rulers. This digital musical instrument was originally designed by David M. Birnbaum and is currently undergoing an overhaul, by Carolina Brum Medeiros, involving sensor fusion.
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Dr. Xenia Pestova demonstrating the FM Gloves, created by Mark T. Marshall (based on the original design by Pierre-Yves Fortier) for the McGill Digital Orchestra Project.
This image was included in the art show for ScienceOnline2012.
#music technology#Xenia Pestova#image by Vanessa Yaremchuk#Mark T. Marshall#FM Gloves#McGill Digital Orchestra Project#ScienceOnline#Pierre-Yves Fortier#IDMIL
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Musical Applications of Artificial Neural Networks
Vanessa Yaremchuk, Ph.D thesis, coming soon.
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"Advanced Instrumentation and Sensor Fusion for Digital Musical Instruments"
Carolina Brum Medeiros, Ph.D Thesis, Coming Soon
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