Sound is used in our every day artifacts as signals e.g. when an alarm
goes on, and as jingles to make us aware of e.g. the news on TV. Sound
is also used to accompany computer games and other multimedia products. And
finally, sound is used in its own right as music. Hence, sound can be
used functionally and/or emotionally.
Sound can be generated by very cheap devices so
that sound signals can be included in all our artifacts,
and sound can be generated on large scale
computers and played through very sophisticated
layouts of speakers in physical and virtual spaces.
Sound design will hence play a major role in the
design of physical and virtual spaces massively
equipped with digital technology.
Research themes include:
- design of sensors that allow intuitive/interactive processing of sound. Mapping of sensor data to
sound parameters and musical expression.
- sound in physical and virtual spaces.
- sound on the web.
- multimedia with sound.
- sound design teaching at all levels.
Contact information
| Postal and visiting
address: |
Department of Computer Science |
| University of Aarhus |
| Aabogade 34 |
| DK-8200 Aarhus N, Denmark |
| Telephone: |
+45 8942 5611 |
Last update: 5-9-11