Resonance Choir: The Renaissance madrigal meets spatial audio

Resonance Choir is an interactive, immersive, audio experience that allows the user to hear a personalised rendition of “Weep, o mine eyes” by John Bennet (c. 1575–1614), in a recording by the British vocal ensemble I Fagiolini. Resonance Choir is a web app that uses the Resonance Audio SDK to offer an interactive, binaural rendering of a 16th-century piece for four voices. It was envisioned as both an artistic endeavour and an exploration of the capabilities and limits of the Resonance Audio SDK.

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University of York
United Kingdom

Keywords

interactive, immersive, audio experience

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