New interfaces for musical expression
Ivan Poupyrev, Michael J. Lyons, Sidney Fels, Tina Blaine (Bean)

TL;DR
This paper discusses recent advances in musical interfaces enabled by new technologies, highlighting their impact on musical expression, the challenges faced by creators, and the ongoing dialogue between technology and musical culture.
Contribution
It introduces a workshop that brings together experts and musicians to explore innovative musical controllers and interfaces, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration.
Findings
Emerging musical interfaces expand expressive possibilities.
New technologies introduce complex choices for designers.
The workshop fosters interdisciplinary dialogue on musical controllers.
Abstract
The rapid evolution of electronics, digital media, advanced materials, and other areas of technology, is opening up unprecedented opportunities for musical interface inventors and designers. The possibilities afforded by these new technologies carry with them the challenges of a complex and often confusing array of choices for musical composers and performers. New musical technologies are at least partly responsible for the current explosion of new musical forms, some of which are controversial and challenge traditional definitions of music. Alternative musical controllers, currently the leading edge of the ongoing dialogue between technology and musical culture, involve many of the issues covered at past CHI meetings. This workshop brings together interface experts interested in musical controllers and musicians and composers involved in the development of new musical interfaces.
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