Spatial interfaces for exploring music

On her blog, Anita Lillie (master's candidate at MIT's media lab)  has asked for help finding projects and papers about spatially-based organization of digital music collections. I've posted a few comments pointing to ones that I know about - but I'm sure there are more.  If you know of other interesting spatial interfaces to music add a comment here or over at Anita's research blog.  And as an extra credit assignment, use the Apple SDK to port some of these to the iPhone.

 Here are some of my favorites:

 Hannes Jentche's inteface:

 

Justin Donaldson's visualization of MyStrands Data


 Fidg't': Visualizer:

 PlaySom

nepTune:


 

 Musicovery

 

 Musicream

 Music Rainbow:


Electronic Boom

 

TuneGlue

 

 

Search Inside the Music


Posted on: Mar 16, 2008

Posted by: plamere

Category: music

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Hi,

You may also find this one interesting (actually, it includes some of same the visualizations above):

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/the_best_tools_for_visualization.php

Cheers,

Gustavo

Posted by Luis Gustavo Martins on March 17, 2008 at 07:52 AM EDT #

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