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Solutions for distributed musical instruments on the web

Jônatas Manzolli, Márcio O. Costa, Fernando L. Ramos, José Fornari, Dan Sharoni

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Abstract

This paper presents new applications for the creation of music using the JAVA platform on the Internet. We describe the implementation Of two new musical instruments named Rabisco and Cordas Virtuais. The new instruments can be used in interactive performances where MIDI Server receives several streams of MIDI data from several clients and transmits mixed sound back to the clients, thus allowing human and machine to cooperate in a new use for the Web: a place for distributed musical performance.

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This paper presents new applications for the creation of music using the JAVA platform on the Internet. We describe the implementation Of two new musical instruments named Rabisco and Cordas Virtuais. The new instruments can be used in interactive performances where MIDI Server receives several streams of MIDI data from several clients and transmits mixed sound back to the clients, thus allowing human and machine to cooperate in a new use for the Web: a place for distributed musical performance.

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This paper presents new applications for the creation of music using the JAVA platform on the Internet. We describe the implementation Of two new musical instruments named Rabisco and Cordas Virtuais. The new instruments can be used in interactive performances where MIDI Server receives several streams of MIDI data from several clients and transmits mixed sound back to the clients, thus allowing human and machine to cooperate in a new use for the Web: a place for distributed musical performance.

Key concepts: MIDI, Computer science, Java, Musical, World Wide Web, The Internet, Musical instrument, Human–computer interaction

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