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Co-design of a Smart Cajón

Turchet et al., 2018

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10869848015569889205
Author
Turchet L
McPherson A
Barthet M
et al.
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AES

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Smart Instruments are a novel family of musical instruments that embed sensors, actuators, wireless connectivity, and semantic audio technologies. This paper reports the findings of a participatory design approach to develop a Smart Cajón, a box-shaped percussion …
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