Lopes et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Tumaracatu: an ubiquitous digital musical experience of maracatuLopes et al., 2021
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- Lopes D
- Bernardes G
- Aly L
- Forero J
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- Anais do XI Workshop de Música Ubíqua (UbiMus 2021)
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We present Tumaracatu, an application for fostering a performative digital experience of maracatu. Our work's main contributions are curating an adaptive user experience of maracatu with ubiquitous off-the-shelf technology and advancing a new digital shaker model …
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