Posts Tagged ‘adaptive music’
Dissertation Update Two (DUT)
Alright, well it’s been just over a week since the final version of my paper was submitted for grading. With the end in sight, I suppose it is time for another update. This update does presume some familiarity with the project, so reading the previous update and the project page is recommended.
The testing went reasonably well, many participants who played through the demonstration preferred the adaptive music to a more traditional passive approach. The application also ran correctly in all cases; the adaptive music was consistently successful at matching game events with specific elements of the music. The seamless transitions between sections of the music appeared to go unnoticed by the participants (as they should, since they are supposed to be seamless) and there were a wide range of positive responses to this.
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- Oh I forgot, #Inception was definitely worth the wait. I definitely recommend it.