most citedDesigning Mid-Air Haptic Gesture Controlled User Interfaces for Cars

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7 papers

cs.HC20202 cited

Evoking Places from Spaces. The application of multimodal narrative techniques in the creation of "U Modified"

Gareth W. Young, Siobhán Mannion, Sara Wentworth

Multimodal diegetic narrative tools, as applied in multimedia arts practices, possess the ability to cross the spaces that exist between the physical world and the imaginary. Withi…

cs.HC2020

A Qualitative Analysis of Haptic Feedback in Music Focused Exercises

Gareth W. Young, David Murphy, Jeffrey Weeter

We present the findings of a pilot-study that analysed the role of haptic feedback in a musical context. To examine the role of haptics in Digital Musical Instrument (DMI) design a…

cs.HC202011 cited

HCI Models for Digital Musical Instruments: Methodologies for Rigorous Testing of Digital Musical Instruments

Gareth W. Young, Dave Murphy

Here we present an analysis of literature relating to the evaluation methodologies of Digital Musical Instruments (DMIs) derived from the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).…

cs.HC20202 cited

Digital Musical Instrument Analysis: The Haptic Bowl

Gareth W. Young, Dave Murphy

This experiment is a case study that applies a HCI-informed DMI Evaluation Framework. This framework applies existing HCI evaluation methods to the assessment of prototype Digital…

cs.HC20201 cited

The Design of Tangible Digital Musical Instruments

Gareth W. Young, Katie Crowley

Here we present guidelines that highlight the impact of haptic feedback upon the experiences of computer musicians using Digital Musical Instruments (DMIs). In this context, haptic…

cs.HC2020

A Case Study on Video Color Transfer: Exploring User Motivations, Expectations, and Satisfaction

Mairéad Grogan, Emin Zerman, Gareth W. Young +1

Multimedia and creativity software products are being used to edit and control various elements of creative media practices. These days, the technical affordances of mobile multime…