Interactive Narration within Audio Augmented Realities
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Abstract
A test installation at IEM Graz realized in the framework of the European Project “Sonic Interaction Design” serves as example to the given issue: transforming a linear novel scene in an interactive sound installation and making it explorable through embodied experience by the use of spatial sound and three-dimensional tracking. Theoretical reflections rely on drama management and perception whilst practical aspects are linked to interfaces and virtual reality.
Keywords
Transversal dramaturgy embodied interaction audio augmented reality spatialized sound Ambisonics immersion audio-plays virtualityPreview
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