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    Design and use of a hackable digital instrument

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    This paper introduces the D-Box, a new digital musical instrument specifically designed to elicit unexpected creative uses and to support modification by the performer. Rather than taking a modular approach, the D-Box is a hackable instrument which allows for the discovery of novel working configurations through circuit bending techniques. Starting from the concept of appropriation, this paper describes the design, development and evaluation process lasting more than one year and made in collaboration with musicians and hackers.
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    Zappi, V; MCPHERSON, A; International Conference on Live Interfaces
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    http://qmro.qmul.ac.uk/xmlui/handle/123456789/7204
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