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NIME '01 Proceedings of the 2001 conference on New interfaces for musical expression
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Human-Computer Interaction
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ImproV: A System for Improvisational Construction of Video Processing Flow
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Personal and Ubiquitous Computing
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The Video-Organ is an instrument for the live performance of audio-visual material. To design an interface we apply a modular approach, in an attempt to split up the complex task of finding physical interfaces and mappings to control sound and video as generated by the computer. Generally, most modules, or instrumentlets as they are called, consist of a human interface element mapped to a certain effect. To describe the instrumentlets a design space is used consisting of the parameters degrees of freedom, range and precision. This paper is addressing the notion that traditional approaches to composition are challenged and changed in this situation, where the material is both audio and visual, and where the design and development of an instrument becomes involved in the process of performing and composing.