Hello,

Last week I had a very nice experience in a hearing impaired school. I used a 
sound game meant at first for kindergarden children and used with them. The 
students had sliders and switches and played them according to my hand signs. 
The experience took place in a vibro-hall so they got feedback through the 
floor + I visualized the sound to wall (using baudline and also Porject-M for  
beautiful animations).

They enjoyed it very much! The sound was not right for deaf people - too much 
taking place within the sound and too little rhythm. But the field is 
extremely exciting - I am very interested and hope to create new sound games 
that enable deaf people to really play music and enjoy it with very simple 
tools (like a computer mouse or anything like that).

The link is up on https://vimeo.com/61036850

For the sound, mostly scanned synthesis was used.

best regards,
tarmo

on 2013-03-04 at 23:22 Tarmo Johannes wrote:

> The link is up on https://vimeo.com/61036850

kool... :-)

the video in the kindergarten is also great, congratulations for the
wonderful work!

Great! The vibro-hall sounds great!

On 4 March 2013 21:43, luis jure  wrote:
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> on 2013-03-04 at 23:22 Tarmo Johannes wrote:
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>> The link is up on https://vimeo.com/61036850
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> kool... :-)
>
> the video in the kindergarten is also great, congratulations for the
> wonderful work!
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