Musical interaction in computer games

Authors:
J. R. Parker;J. Heerema
Affiliations:
University of Calgary;University of Calgary
Venue:
Future Play '07 Proceedings of the 2007 conference on Future Play
Year:
2007

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Abstract

In general, the role of sound in interactive media environments, has been limited to the production of a soundtrack which will enhance the player's sensory experience of the game. Much less attention has been placed on the role of sound as an input to a game. This paper will explore such a game, with a view toward exploring the potential role of sound in computer games, and practical design ideas which may advance the current state of the art.