NIME: A Community of Communities
Michael J. Lyons
TL;DR
This paper discusses the evolving community structure within the NIME conference, emphasizing the importance of diverse sub-communities in advancing interactive music research.
Contribution
It provides a reflective commentary on the development and significance of community in the NIME research landscape over fourteen years.
Findings
Highlights the diversity of NIME communities
Emphasizes community's role in research innovation
Reflects on community evolution over time
Abstract
Commentary on the article Fourteen Years of NIME: The Value and Meaning of Community in Interactive Music Research by A. Marquez-Borbon and P. Stapleton.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMusic Technology and Sound Studies · Music and Audio Processing · Diverse Music Education Insights