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Beyond Brass Performance

Thank you for your interest in this study, which explores the integration of non-intrusive human-computer interfaces (NIHCI) in trombone performance.

This research is being conducted as part of Ricardo Arbiza’s doctoral studies at New York University and aims to shape the development of ergonomic, user-centered technologies for brass instruments.

On-line Survey

This survey takes approximately 35 minutes and will collect valuable insights about your experiences with trombone attachment devices and your perceptions of integrating technology into musical performance.

In-Person Study

(For New York Metropolitan Area Residents)

The in-person study involves testing actuators on the trombone under different musical conditions and assessing the effects of weight distribution. Sessions last approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, with no audio recordings made. Complete a 1-minute screening questionnaire to check eligibility; selected participants will be contacted to schedule their session.

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