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From movement to sound and back: a workshop on movement-based and sonification design approaches

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Reichmann, M.
van Rheden, V.
Montoya, M. F.
Wang, H.
Turmo Vidal, L.
Hug, D.
Schaffert, N.
Meschtscherjakov, A.
‘Floyd’ Mueller, F.

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eng

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Movement and sound are intrinsically connected; movement makes sound and sound makes movement. In this playful workshop we aim to unite sonification researchers, music enthusiasts, sound engineers, with movement experts such as SportsHCI researchers, and beyond to engage in a hands-on exchange. The aim of the workshop is to understand how sound can guide movement, and how movement in turn can guide sound design. We will use movement-based design approaches to reflect on the sound design, and use sonification approaches to further understand movement. We will use a novel movement sonification tool aiding non-sound experts to easily generate and explore movement sonifications.

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Association for Computing Machinery

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Physical sciences, Computer science, Computer vision and pattern recognition, Life sciences, Neuroscience, Cognitive neuroscience, Human-computer interaction

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Proceedings of the Extended Abstracts of the 2026 Chi Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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10.1145/3772363.3778764

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