Hi everyone,
Ever wondered how surprise can shape the way we make music? I'm a master student from the University of Twente (the Netherlands), currently researching exactly that: I’m investigating how tangible interactions with sound can be shaped by elements of surprise. I'd love to share more, but I won't as that could influence the results. Just know, your perspective could inspire the design of a new instrument!
I'd be super grateful if you could spare 10–15 minutes to fill in this questionnaire I made:
link to the questionnaire
I will take these results into an ideation process, where I will make prototypes and test these through an iterative process. So your input will be put to use! If there's interest, I could maybe share more of the process later on.
If you have any questions or remarks, please reach out!
Thanks in advance! (:
PS:
Posting this in English to not exclude any people, not sure what the policy is on this as I'm new here
Ever wondered how surprise can shape the way we make music? I'm a master student from the University of Twente (the Netherlands), currently researching exactly that: I’m investigating how tangible interactions with sound can be shaped by elements of surprise. I'd love to share more, but I won't as that could influence the results. Just know, your perspective could inspire the design of a new instrument!
I'd be super grateful if you could spare 10–15 minutes to fill in this questionnaire I made:
link to the questionnaire
I will take these results into an ideation process, where I will make prototypes and test these through an iterative process. So your input will be put to use! If there's interest, I could maybe share more of the process later on.
If you have any questions or remarks, please reach out!
Thanks in advance! (:
PS:
Posting this in English to not exclude any people, not sure what the policy is on this as I'm new here