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Waviic

Allowing Electronic Musicians to Design How Their Digital Instrument Feels

​​This work examines the benefits of using configurable haptic feedback in musical interfaces to improve the performer's ability to control and manipulate sound in electronic music.
We explore how different sensory perceptions are connected in order to create rich multimodal interactions.
Our research outcome is an open-source MIDI controller with haptic behaviours and a graphical user interface that provides musicians with an additional dimension of software control. We contribute to the development of tangible and adaptable interfaces, notably in the field of electronic music performance.

Daniel Treystman & Svenja Steurer Jene
Bachelor-Thesis 2023

Joëlle Bitton & Verena Ziegler

Waviic
Mint Waviic plugged to the computer
Mint Waviic plugged to the computer
Mint Waviic being configurated with the «Waviic Haptic Editor»
Mint Waviic being configurated with the «Waviic Haptic Editor»
Mint and Clay Waviic from top view
Mint and Clay Waviic from top view
Upsidedown Mint and Clay Waviic
Upsidedown Mint and Clay Waviic