Simulating Synaesthesia in Real-time Performance: Using Subjective User-Interaction Models in 3D Spatial Environments

Stephen Gibson

Simulating Synaesthesia in Real-time Performance: Using Subjective User-Interaction Models in 3D Spatial Environments

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In this paper the author will describe and show examples of his live audio-visual work for 3D spatial environments. These projects use motion tracking technology to enable users to interact with sound, light and video using their body movements in 3D space, simulating the effect of synaesthesia.

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Publication status	Published - Sept 2011
Event	ISEA 2011 Istanbul - Istanbul Duration: 1 Sept 2011 → …

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