Kalender

During the first two hours of the course we will give an introductory presentation to the course and discuss course registration issues.

We will also talk about sound with portable devices and sensors, and will  introduce the NaturalPoint motion capture system, the Arduino sensor platform, and Android OS.

Lecturers: Roberto Bresin, Kjetil Falkenberg Hansen, Ludvig Elblaus

Basic principles of sound perception including some acoustical illusions. Identification of a sound source and its characteristics.

Lecturer: Roberto Bresin

Introduction to physical parameters which can be communicated with sound, and to sound producing movements in everyday interaction.

Lecturer: Roberto Bresin

Sound icons: earcons vs auditory icons. Auditory display of data.

Lecturer: Gaël Dubus

Sonification of mouse movements in a two-dimensional space using the Pure Data extended program.

Laboratory assistant: Kjetil Falkenberg Hansen

Overview of the use of sound in interactive installations and art works.

Teacher: Gerhard Eckel

Interactive auditory display of data.

Guest lecturer: Andy Hunt

Sound design in films. Study visit at Europa Foley and Adr.
Lecturer: Ulf Olausson
Click here for visiting Ulf Olausson's IMDB page.

Using sound and music in therapeutic settings. Working with constrained interaction. Interfaces for untypical conditions. 
Lecturer: Kjetil Falkenberg Hansen

Sonification of gestures with a cup (such as when pouring liquid, tilting, and filling the cup) using a real-time motion capture system and Pure Data.

Laboratory assistant: Ludvig Elblaus

We meet and discuss project proposals.

WARNING: The workshop has been unticipated to Monday 22nd at 10:00, still in Fantum.

Overview of functioning and properties of sound models suitable in interaction.

Lecturer: Roberto Bresin (in collaboration with Davide Rocchesso)

The importance of control in sound manipulation. The use of sound as feedback in interaction. 
Lecturer: Roberto Bresin (in collaboration with Davide Rocchesso)

Sonification of body movements of one and more persons in a room by using a real-time motion capture system and Pure Data.

Laboratory assisstant: Ludvig Elblaus

How sound can influence vision. Sound producing movements in musicians. Sound producing movements in everyday interaction.

Lecturers: Roberto Bresin, Kjetil Falkenberg Hansen

Presentation of the principal Experimental methods for the perceptual evaluation of sound-producing objects and interfaces. 
Lecturer: Roberto Bresin

START TIME HAS BEEN CHANGED TO 09:00. THE FINAL PRESENTATION WILL BE FROM 09:00 TO 12:00