D. Rubine, and P. McAvinney, "The Videoharp," Paper 2741, (1988 November.). doi:
D. Rubine, and P. McAvinney, "The Videoharp," Paper 2741, (1988 November.). doi:
Abstract: The VideoHarp is an optical-scanning musical instrument controller which senses multiple-finger gestures. It works by detecting the images of a performer's fingertips. From the images, the position and velocity of each fingertip is deduced. This information is translated into MIDI, which is then used to drive synthesizers for sound production. The translation is programmable, enabling the instrument to be played using different articulation techniques. The VideoHarp may be played with harp-like or keyboard-like gestures, by bowing or drumming motions, or by motions with no analog in existing instrument technique.
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The VideoHarp is an optical-scanning musical instrument controller which senses multiple-finger gestures. It works by detecting the images of a performer's fingertips. From the images, the position and velocity of each fingertip is deduced. This information is translated into MIDI, which is then used to drive synthesizers for sound production. The translation is programmable, enabling the instrument to be played using different articulation techniques. The VideoHarp may be played with harp-like or keyboard-like gestures, by bowing or drumming motions, or by motions with no analog in existing instrument technique.
Authors:
Rubine, Dean; McAvinney, Paul
Affiliation:
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
AES Convention:
85 (November 1988)
Paper Number:
2741
Publication Date:
November 1, 1988Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Electronic Music
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