Exo Signals

Roberto Alonso Trillo*, Davor Vincze

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

EXO SIGNALS is a project by Davor Vincze (composer/electronic music performer) and Roberto Alonso Trillo (performer/co-creator of MetaBow - a violin bow interface with embedded sensors that sends real-time gestural OSC data through a BLE protocol). Exo signals is an adaptation of the existing project 9 Shards, which was realised last month (May 2024) at the Visualization Research Centre at Hong Kong Baptist University. The project integrates as well the web-app designed by Maurice Oeser for Davor Vincze's opera Freedom Collective.

The goal of Exo Signals is to create an immersive experience using the OTTOsonic system, MetaBow, and the web-app. This project aims to explore sound spatialization connecting sound source movement to the gestures of the MetaBow, and expanding this via the audience's smartphones, which act as a distributed array of speakers. The audience will remain in fixed seating positions while the performer, Dr. Alonso Trillo, moves freely around the space. The sound is captured through a DPA microphone and manipulated live real-time DSP,, yet this relation is a two-way street, as the Metabow controls both the position of the electronic sound in space, as well as the effect parameters that enhance/distort/augment the electronic sound. The smartphones serve as an echo of the sonic utterances present in the electronics distributed in space, thus creating another immersive level.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - Oct 2024
EventUbimus - Macao 2024: 14th International Symposium on Ubiquitous Music - University of Saint Joseph, Macao
Duration: 31 Oct 20242 Nov 2024
https://ubimus2024.fah.usj.edu.mo

Conference

ConferenceUbimus - Macao 2024
Country/TerritoryMacao
Period31/10/242/11/24
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Scopus Subject Areas

  • Music

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