250A FirstIdeas 2013
Contents
- 1 Parameters of Musical Instrument/Controller Design
- 2 Danger Zones
- 3 Alon Devorah
- 4 Andrew Forsyth
- 5 Brandon Cheung
- 6 Brie Bunge
- 7 Cooper Newby
- 8 Dan Somen
- 9 David Bordow
- 10 David Grunzweig
- 11 Elliot Kermit-Canfield
- 12 Emily Graber
- 13 Erich Anderson
- 14 Gabriele Carotti-Sha
- 15 Gina Collecchia
- 16 Justin Li
- 17 Kevin McElroy
- 18 Kunal Datta
- 19 Micah Arvey
- 20 Michael Mendoza
- 21 Pablo Castellanos Macin
- 22 Robert Shin
- 23 Rooney Pitchford
- 24 Sophia Westwood
- 25 Zach Saraf
Parameters of Musical Instrument/Controller Design
Teaches you something Jammability/Plays well with others Coolness for Musician/Garners Attention Sense of Humor/Surprise Dance while playing unique sound does something the human body can't do souvenier awareness augmentuation Ritual Ritual/Play Community Learnability/Hope Looks - allignment with purpose Appropriate resonator Tactile feel and quality Tactile feedback for precision Gesture influenced timbre and dynamics Precision of notes Extendability and flexibility Durability Ease of Use Fun Availability Context in Daily Life Rock and Roll Expressivity Sense of Wonder Pressure Sensitivity Dynamic Range Musical Range Good Sensors Value Robustness Control Affordability Portability Modularity Personalization
Danger Zones
Technology Failure Moving parts Temperature/light humidity, noise, electronic field instability Long metal or long cables Physics Feature Creep One-off parts
Overextension of: computer power time $ skills
==Minimum Viable Product
Need
Want
Nice to have