Workshop #1: Design and Application of Listening Discrimination Tests
Saturday, May 24 // 9:00am – 12:30pm in Monroe 251
Presentations (order to be determined):
- Victor Salvador: Discrimination tests in playing situation: Can players differentiate bows which vary slightly in terms of center of mass position and of moment of inertia? Discussion about players’ bias
- Discrimination between instruments in listening situation: How to separate playing variations from differences between instruments:
- Corto Bastien: The use of tetrad test (when the test is based on recordings)
- Claudia Fritz: The use of CR-DT (when the test is live)
- Stefan Weinzierl: Discrimination tests used to evaluate the authenticity and plausibility of virtual environments
- Tapio Lokki and Nils Meyer-Kahlen: Testing auditory illusions in augmented reality: Plausibility, transfer-plausibility and authenticity
- Tapio Lokki and Sergio de las Heras Pérez: Auditory Memory for Room Acoustics
Workshop #2: Build Your Own Musical Instrument
Saturday, May 24 // 1:30pm – 5:00pm
- Version A hosted by Malte Kob in Monroe 152: Acoustic instruments with basic materials (including vegetables!)
- Version B hosted by Trimpin in Miller 112: Sound installations with MIDI-controlled distributed actuators