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MuSS-bits: sensor-display blocks for deaf people to explore musical sounds

Petry et al., 2016

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5060995942523485811
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Petry B
Illandara T
Nanayakkara S
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Proceedings of the 28th Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction

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Hearing loss makes learning a musical instrument a challenging task. Prior work suggests that a universal sensory substitution system that works uniformly across all deaf users may not exist given the diversity within the deaf community. In this paper, we present Music …
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