MUSIC 250B
HCI Performance Systems: Music Controller Design and Development
Bill Verplank (verplank@ccrma.stanford.edu)
Max Mathews (m.v.mathews@worldnet.att.net)
Patricio de la Cuadra(pdelac@ccrma.stanford.edu)(TA)
Some Examples of CCRMA Controllers:
Max Mathew's Radio Baton, Gary Scavone's Holey and Phoney Controllers,
Matthew Burtner's Metasaxophone, Chris Chafe's Celleto, Jonathan Berger's
Crystal Mountain environmental sensors for Chiluly, Charles Nichols' V-Bow
Music 250b, "Music Controller Design and Development" is an extension of 250A, "Computer Human Interface Design of New Devices". The course involves directed study in computer music and controller design. Designs from 250A will be refined and applications developed. The goal is to see how they can best be used.
Tuesday and Thursday 1:15-3:05 in the CCRMA Ballroom at the Knoll