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The Human Voice as a Sensor-Based Electronic Live Instrument

On the development of experimental interfaces for the world's most complex instrument and the gestural and haptic control of artificial voices in live performances.

PublishedJanuary 7, 2025
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The Human Voice as a Sensor-Based Electronic Live Instrument

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Ulla Rauter

Markus Gradwohl

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Ulla Rauter

Ulla Rauter works as a media artist and musician at the interface of sound art and visual art - her works include performative sculptures, musical performances and self-built instruments. Her sensor-based, electronic musical instruments are shown internationally in performances and exhibitions. Central themes in her artistic work are silence as a material and place of longing and the human voice as the source material for translation and transformation processes. Ulla Rauter is co-founder and organizer of the annual Klangmanifeste audio show. She has been teaching at the Department of Digital Art at the University of Applied Arts Vienna since 2013.

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