Results: The final product of the musical movements and Azeri dance was build and presented within a 3D room in Unity game engine. The captured data was musical movements of the famous folk tune called Tərəkəmə (pronounces as /Tærækæmæ/). The device was attached to a female performer with the body height of 165-170 cm according to software’s default body size with fewer flaws in data. The study process contained three phases of possibility of identification, capturing and maintenance of musical movements on cultural-climatic backgrounds, endeavor at utilizing these musical movements of the body in creation of melodic and rhythmic patterns, and the game side of the study containing levels, game-based learning, player progress, and skill comparison among the players. The captured data refers to the Azerbaijan region, known as Azeri Dance in the world. Materials and Methods: In this project, Perception Neuron device (a wearable system of nonoptoelectronics MoCap group) was utilized for capturing the data of the musical movements of the body. This is fulfilled via stories, dances, and activities negligence in this regard results in loss of cultural and location-based information. Introduction: The modern human is on the cutting edge of information, communication, and technology, the turning point of which is to maintain the valuable traditional and cultural data inherited from the ancestors and hand down it to the descendants. The main goal is to reduce the cognitive load needed to play music by providing a clear and constrained interaction, thus reducing intellectual and technical barriers to active music making.
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While most similar developments focus on professional performance and complex interactions, LoopBlocks focuses on accessibility and Special Educational Needs settings.
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The software is programmed in Pure Data and running on a Raspberry Pi computer that fits inside the body of the instrument. The instrument was designed as a starting point for a participatory design process in music education settings. The preliminary evaluation is realized by a reflection on the mentioned criteria. Furthermore, the paper presents a short overview of design criteria for ADMIs based on literature and first insights of an ongoing qualitative interview study with German Special Educational Needs (SEN) teachers conducted by the first author. can anyone explain the error? Exception in thread "OSCReceiver" Īt .(OSCException.java:92)Īt $nd(OSCTransmitter.java:738)Īt (OSCTransmitter.java:503)Īt (OSCTransmitter.java:539)Īt (OSCClient.java:476)Īt (Receiver.java:177)Īt (ReceiverGUI.java:48)Īt $1.messageReceived(Receiver.java:60)Īt (OSCReceiver.java:883)Īt (OSCReceiver.java:863)Īt (OSCReceiver.java:851)Īt $n(OSCReceiver.java:1067)Ĭaused by: : Can't find bundle for base name NetUtilStrings, locale en_GBĪt (Unknown Source)Īt (Unknown Source)Īt paper presents the design and preliminary evaluation of an Accessible Digital Musical Instrument (ADMI) in the form of a tangible wooden step sequencer that uses photoresistors and wooden blocks to trigger musical events. I have an XML configurations file, upon extending some options to the file, I stumbled across this error.
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