
Here we present an analysis of literature relating to the evaluation methodologies of Digital Musical Instruments (DMIs) derived from the field of Human Computer Interaction (HCI). We then apply choice aspects from these existing evaluation models and apply them to an optimized evaluation for assessing new DMIs.
HCI, Evaluation Techniques., Digital Musical Instrument, Human Computer Interaction
HCI, Evaluation Techniques., Digital Musical Instrument, Human Computer Interaction
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