Rythmus Environment: A Framework for Percussive Educational Systems
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Develop a high-level framework for percussive educational systems, focusing on rhythm learning. Explore instantiations like Rythmus Maracatu to enhance music education. Future work includes enhancing sound quality and adding tangible interfaces.
Rythmus Environment: A Framework for Percussive Educational Systems
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Rythmus Environment: A Framework to Percussive Educational Systems Suzana Maranhãosmbm@telemidia.puc-rio.brTelemídia – PUC-Rio Érika Araújo COPPE/UFRJ Matheus Gois PUC-Rio Virgínia Barbosa UFRJ Geber Ramalho UFPE
Motivation • Importance of educational systems to Computer Music • Existence of many musical educational systems • Ex: Instrument Performance Systems (IPS) • Absence of high-level frameworks to these systems • Even more to rhythmic aspects
Objective • Specification and development of a high-level framework for percussive educational systems Percussive Educational System Rythmus Instantiation Rythmus Environment
Rythmus Instantiations • Students learn instruments by observation and repetition Evaluation
Rythmus Maracatu (1) • Instantiation of the Environment • Alfaia on the context of Maracatu • Why? • Brazilian rhythm • Experience on Maracatu rhythm • ‘cause we love it!
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 10 11 Rythmus Maracatu (2) Demo 1 Demo 2
Conclusion • Usage of the environment significantly reduced the development time • Successful first instantiation of the environment • Rhythm learning and first contact with the rhythm and instrument • Enjoy !!! • Framework: • http://www.telemidia.puc-rio.br/~smbm/environment/ • Maracatu: • http://www.telemidia.puc-rio.br/~smbm/maracatu/
Future Works • Improve Rythmus Environment development • More accurate and sophisticated evaluation measures • Two actors • Editor development • Improve Sound quality • Like MP3 and AAC instead of MIDI • Tangible interfaces such as MIDI percussion instruments • Yes ... Yes, good sugestion!
Rythmus Environment: A Framework to Percussive Educational Systems Suzana Maranhãosmbm@telemidia.puc-rio.brTelemídia – PUC-Rio Erika Araújo COPPE/UFRJ Matheus Gois PUC-Rio Virgínia Barbosa UFRJ Geber Ramalho UFPE