Karen Collins
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we present work in progress on distributed mobile audio games. We outline some of our areas of exploration along with how these types of games may be particularly useful in educational environments that require training in, for example, mixing, spatial sound and orchestration.
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- An exploration of distributed mobile audio and games
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