Food and Paper: "Ethnographic and discourse perspectives on timbre in digital lutherie practices" + "Learning and neural mechanisms of haptic communication"

This week's Food and Paper will be given by Charis Saitis and Katja Ivanova.

Time and place: – , RITMO common area / Zoom
Charis and Katja - RITMO Food & Paper presentation

Charis and Katja - RITMO Food & Paper presentation

Abstract

Ethnographic and discourse perspectives on timbre in digital lutherie practices

Timbre, pitch, and timing are often relevant in digital musical instrument (DMI) design.