NIME

Our new book on Pauline Oliveros and AUMI - the Adaptive Use Musical Instrument - is out now.

Improvising Across Abilities: Pauline Oliveros and the Adaptive Use Musical Instrument (AUMI) brings together scholars, musicians, and …

Our article on envisioning new digital musical instruments through design workshops is now published in open access.

Happy to annouce the publication of a new research article available via Open Access from the Journal of New Music Reearch.

Digital musical instruments are frequently designed in research and experimental performance contexts but few are taken up into …

Last week the NIME 2021 conference their reviews of submissions and I’m happy to say that our paper ““NIME and the Environment: Toward a More Sustainable NIME Practice” was accepted.

The NIME officers are happy to introduce the ECO_NIME wiki, a community-based repository information and resources about environmental sustainability in NIME research and artistic practice.

The Noiseboxes are a group of standalone embedded musical instruments that are the product of ongoing research on user-centered digital musical instrument design.

I’m happy to be serving alongside Adam Pultz Melbye and Raul Masu as an environmental officer for the NIME conference. We have published statement on the environmental goals for planning of future NIME conferences as well as promoting sustainability in NIME research.

An increasing number of studies have examined the active practice of performers who use digital musical instruments (DMIs) and applied …

We present a gestural control system to augment harp performance with real-time control of computer-based audio affects and processing. …

Despite the proliferation of new digital musical instruments (DMIs) coming from a diverse community of designers, researchers and …

This paper documents the initial prototyping of a new digital musical instrument. Specifically, it focuses on design of the interface, …