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| author | Hwang, Nick Marasco, Anthony T. |
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| contents | <div> <div> <div> <p>We introduce MILL, the Mobile Instrument Library and Launcher. A browser-based musical performance platform that transforms participant smartphones into networked musical instruments, MILL provides composers and per- formers with a library of custom mobile instruments crafted using the Web Audio API, Cycling ’74’s RNBO, and com- mon web interface elements with unique control schemes. A tool for designing participatory performances that harnesses the ubiquity of mobile devices, MILL dissolves the boundary between performers and audience: anyone with a browser can register, receive curated instrument patches, and follow dynamic scores pushed directly to their screens. Composers and ensemble directors gain fine-grained control over ensem- ble texture and form, cueing instrument changes or score updates in real-time, while participants interact through in- tuitive gestural interfaces. By uniting multi-user synchro- nization, preset management, and dynamic score presenta- tion in a platform-agnostic web environment, MILL expands possibilities for both tightly scored works and spontaneous, audience-driven performance.</p> </div> </div> </div> |
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| spellingShingle | MILL: the Mobile Instrument Library and Launcher Hwang, Nick Marasco, Anthony T. <div> <div> <div> <p>We introduce MILL, the Mobile Instrument Library and Launcher. A browser-based musical performance platform that transforms participant smartphones into networked musical instruments, MILL provides composers and per- formers with a library of custom mobile instruments crafted using the Web Audio API, Cycling ’74’s RNBO, and com- mon web interface elements with unique control schemes. A tool for designing participatory performances that harnesses the ubiquity of mobile devices, MILL dissolves the boundary between performers and audience: anyone with a browser can register, receive curated instrument patches, and follow dynamic scores pushed directly to their screens. Composers and ensemble directors gain fine-grained control over ensem- ble texture and form, cueing instrument changes or score updates in real-time, while participants interact through in- tuitive gestural interfaces. By uniting multi-user synchro- nization, preset management, and dynamic score presenta- tion in a platform-agnostic web environment, MILL expands possibilities for both tightly scored works and spontaneous, audience-driven performance.</p> </div> </div> </div> |
| title | MILL: the Mobile Instrument Library and Launcher |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17642406 |