Ubiquitous Drums A Tangible Wearable Musical Interface
Publication Conference Paper2010

Ubiquitous drums: a tangible, wearable musical interface

CHI '10: CHI Conference on Human Factors in ComputingSystems

Mark D Gross, Boris Smus

Abstract

Drummers and non-drummers alike can often be seen making percussive gestures on their chests, knees and feet. Ubiquitous Drums enhances this experience by providing musical feedback for these and other gestures. This paper describes the implementation and evolution of this tangible, wearable musical instrument.

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