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MusiCloth : A Design Methodology for the Development of a Performance Interface

There is great interest in computer music in learning how to provide musicians, both composers and performers, with better interfaces to computing capabilities. However, since musical success is an aesthetic and cannot be determined from quantitative measurements, the needs of musicians are significantly different from the needs of many other computer users. Therefore, a distinct design methodology must exist for creating musical interfaces. This paper describes work on the design processes centered on the development of a performance environment called MusiCloth.