Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression - NIME '07 2007
DOI: 10.1145/1279740.1279791
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GHI project and "Cyber Kendang"

Abstract: This is a report of research project about developing novel musical instruments for interactive computer music. The project's name -"GHI project" means that "It might be good that musical instrument shines, isn't it?" in Japanese. I examined the essences of musical instruments again on proverb "Taking a lesson from the past". At the first step, my project targeted and chose "Kendang" -the traditional musical instrument of Indonesia.

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“…Other instruments of different cultures that have been augmented include the Cyber Kendang (Sundanese percussion instrument) (Nagashima 2007), e-Suling (Indonesian bamboo flute) (Erskine and Kapur 2011), Hyper-shaku (Japanese flute) (Beilharz, Jakovich and Ferguson 2006), eJanggu (Korean percussion instrument), and eHaegum (Korean bowed string instrument) (Kapur, Kim, Kapur and Eom 2013).…”
Section: Performance-basedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other instruments of different cultures that have been augmented include the Cyber Kendang (Sundanese percussion instrument) (Nagashima 2007), e-Suling (Indonesian bamboo flute) (Erskine and Kapur 2011), Hyper-shaku (Japanese flute) (Beilharz, Jakovich and Ferguson 2006), eJanggu (Korean percussion instrument), and eHaegum (Korean bowed string instrument) (Kapur, Kim, Kapur and Eom 2013).…”
Section: Performance-basedmentioning
confidence: 99%