Analysis of Accessible Digital Musical Instruments through the lens of disability models: a case study with instruments targeting d/Deaf people

IF 2.4 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS Frontiers in Computer Science Pub Date : 2023-10-24 DOI:10.3389/fcomp.2023.1158476
Erivan Gonçalves Duarte, Isabelle Cossette, Marcelo M. Wanderley
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Music educators and researchers have grown increasingly aware of the need for traditional musical practices to promote inclusive music for disabled people. Inclusive music participation has been addressed by Accessible Digital Musical Instruments (ADMIs), which welcome different ways of playing and perceiving music, with considerable impact on music-making for disabled people. ADMIs offer exciting possibilities for instrument design to consider and incorporate individual constraints (e.g., missing arm, low vision, hearing loss, etc.) more than traditional acoustic instruments, whose generally fixed design allows little room for disabled musicians inclusivity. Relatively few works discuss ADMIs in the context of disability studies, and no work has investigated the impact of different disability models in the process of designing inclusive music technology. This paper proposes criteria to classify ADMIs according to the medical, social, and cultural models of disability, then applies these criteria to evaluate eleven ADMIs targeting d/Deaf people. This analysis allows us to reflect on the design of ADMIs from different perspectives of disability, giving insights for future projects and deepening our understanding of medical, social, and cultural aspects of accessible music technology.
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残障模型视角下的无障碍数字乐器分析——以聋人乐器为例
音乐教育工作者和研究人员越来越意识到需要传统的音乐实践来促进残疾人的包容性音乐。无障碍数字乐器(ADMIs)解决了包容性音乐参与问题,它欢迎不同的演奏和感知音乐的方式,对残疾人的音乐创作产生了相当大的影响。与传统的原声乐器相比,admi为乐器设计提供了令人兴奋的可能性,可以考虑并纳入个人限制(例如,缺少手臂,视力低下,听力损失等),传统的原声乐器通常是固定的设计,几乎没有为残疾音乐家提供包容性的空间。在残疾研究的背景下讨论admi的作品相对较少,也没有研究不同残疾模型在设计包容性音乐技术过程中的影响。本文根据残疾的医学模型、社会模型和文化模型,提出了对残疾行为进行分类的标准,并应用这些标准对11个聋人残疾行为进行了评价。这一分析使我们能够从不同的残疾角度反思admi的设计,为未来的项目提供见解,并加深我们对无障碍音乐技术的医学、社会和文化方面的理解。
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