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As we wished to provide not only an auditiv, immersive experience of the synthesiser to the user we had the goal to create a visualisation in a three dimensional space to suggest to the user an experience of fusion with the musical instrument at hand. We wished to create a playful, new experience for the user with the new instrument. | As we wished to provide not only an auditiv, immersive experience of the synthesiser to the user we had the goal to create a visualisation in a three dimensional space to suggest to the user an experience of fusion with the musical instrument at hand. We wished to create a playful, new experience for the user with the new instrument. | ||
First attempt was simply to represent the moving hand in the 3d space. | First attempt was simply to represent the moving hand in the 3d space. | ||
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As we got confronted with osc connectivity issues, we decided after a consultation with Jörg to go along with his suggestion to simplify the visualisation. Therefore we took six spheres in the Unity scene: one sphere represents the palm (purple); for the five fingertips we placed five coloured spheres into the scene as such: thumb (red), pointing finger (silver), middle finger (green), ring finger (yellow), little finger (white). | As we got confronted with osc connectivity issues, we decided after a consultation with Jörg to go along with his suggestion to simplify the visualisation. Therefore we took six spheres in the Unity scene: one sphere represents the palm (purple); for the five fingertips we placed five coloured spheres into the scene as such: thumb (red), pointing finger (silver), middle finger (green), ring finger (yellow), little finger (white). | ||
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