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maps and legends: FPS-Based Interfaces For Composition and Immersive Performance

Submitted by rob on Wed, 04/14/2010 - 12:35pm
Titlemaps and legends: FPS-Based Interfaces For Composition and Immersive Performance
Publication TypeConference Proceedings
Year of Conference2007
AuthorsHamilton, R.
Conference NameInternational Computer Music Conference
Conference LocationCopenhagen, Denmark
Keywordsvirtual worlds
Abstract

This paper describes an interactive multi-channel multiuser networked system for real-time composition and immersive performance built using a modified version of the Quake III gaming engine. By tracking users positional and action data within a virtual space, and by streaming that data over a network using OSC messages formatted as UDP packets to a multi-channel Pure Data patch, actions in virtual space are correlated to sonic output in a physical space. Virtual environments designed as abstract compositional maps or representative models of the users actual physical space are investigated as means to guide and shape compositional and performance choices. This paper analyzes both the technological concerns for building and realizing the system as well as the compositional and perceptual issues inherent in the project itself.

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