Mogees is a system that allows one to transform any object into a musical instrument just by placing a contact microphone on it. Mogees lets artists to take advantage of everyday objects using them as musical instruments, breaking the boundaries between the digital and the real world.
The following short video shows the Mogees connected to different surfaces such as a desk at the office, a tree in a park and even a balloon:
The system works by connecting a contact microphone to a computer or a smartphone that runs the Mogees software application. The software analyses the incoming audio signal and extracts useful information about how the user touches the object, recognising for example whether the touch is a scratch or a tapping with fingers as well as touching the surface with different objects as shown in the video. These informations are computed continuously overtime and used to generate audio content that is then sent through speakers or headphones.
Press and awards
First prize at the Laval Virtual Awards 2012 for the “Interfaces et Matériels” category
“The sci-fi touch interface of the future” – Extremetech
“Mogees turns any surface into an interactive board” – Wired UK
“Mogees will blow your mind: watch it and be amazed” – Fastcodesign
“Will touch interfaces of the future rely on sounds?” – MIT Technology Review
“Create music on any surface” – Engadget
“With Just One Contact Mic, Any Surface Magically Becomes a Gestural Instrument” – CreateDigitalMusic
Credits and acknowledgments
Mogees is developed with composer and researcher Carmine Emanuele Cella.
I’m developing this project during a joint PhD between Goldsmiths Computing, University of London under the supervision of Marco Gillies and Mark d’Inverno and at IRCAM Real-Time Musical Interactions team in Paris under the supervision of Frederic Bevilacqua.
Mogees video filmed and edited by Cristina Picchi.
Many many thanks to Norbert Schnell, Diemo Schwarz, Ed Handley and Lorenzo Pagliei for their support and inspirations.
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[...] Bruno Zamborlin, Joint PhD in Arts and Computational Technologies between IRCAM/Centre Pompidou in Paris and Goldsmiths, University of London Norbert Schnell, Real-Time Musical Interactions, IRCAM – Centre Pompidou [...]
[...] Zamborlin hat mit einem Kontaktmikro ein Gestenerkennungssystem programmiert, das auf jeder Oberfläche funktioniert. Toll! Mogees is an interactive gestural-based surface for [...]
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[...] Almost any surface. With a elementary microphone, a Mosaicing Gestural Surface complement or Mogees, can collect adult taps, scratches, and other gestures on glass, wood, even a balloon. Zamborlin [...]
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[...] Mogees (Mosaicing Gestural Suface) é um projeto que utiliza microfones para transformar superfícies em quadros interativos, que associam gestos diferentes com sons. O que quer dizer que percussionistas podem transformar batidas leves ou fortes em marimbas ou xilofones. [...]
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[...] klingt. Oder besser: alles kann klingen. Bruno Zamborlins Kontaktmikrofon-Softwarekombination Mogees entlocken jeder erdenklichen Oberfläche einen Klang, der durch Klopfen und Streichgesten [...]
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[...] gestures can afterwards be compared with opposite sounds. Then when a user wants to perform, a Mogees program will commend that of these forms of hold is closest to a one that a user is doing and [...]
[...] Italian Bruno Zambrolin created Mogees in collaboration with Norbert Schnell and Frederic Bevilacqua as part of his joint [...]
[...] along comes Bruno Zamborlin’s Mogees to take the idea a step further. The concept also hinges on touch input, but Mogees — shorthand [...]
[...] incredible Mogees system converts anything from a tabletop to a tree into a customizable musical instrument operated [...]
[...] Mogees es un sistema donde los usuarios conectan un micrófono de contacto a cualquier superficie y pueden hacer música a través del tacto. Los músicos nunca tendrá que utilizar instrumentos de nuevo. [...]
[...] NEED!!! With Mogees, you attach a microphone to any rigid surface and it turns it into a musical instrument! [...]
[...] incredible Mogees system converts anything from a tabletop to a tree into a customizable musical instrument operated [...]
[...] NEED!!! With Mogees, you attach a microphone to any rigid surface and it turns it into a musical instrument! Who’s [...]
[...] Mogees es un sistema donde los usuarios conectan un micrófono de contacto a cualquier superficie y pueden hacer música a través del tacto. Los músicos nunca tendrá que utilizar instrumentos de nuevo. [...]
[...] Mogees es un sistema donde los usuarios conectan un micrófono de contacto a cualquier superficie y pueden hacer música a través del tacto. Los músicos nunca tendrá que utilizar instrumentos de nuevo. [...]
[...] sorry für die Überschrift. Natürlich ist alles ein Instrument. Im Zweifelsfall Percussion. Aber mit Mogees kann man per Kontaktmikrofon jegliche Oberfläche zum Klingen bringen. Dafür werden 7 Bearbeitungen der Oberfläche mit der Hand aufgenommen und Sounds zugewiesen. Die selbe Geste, zum Beispiel ein Klopfen, führt zwar stets zum selben Sound aber zu einer anderen Tonhöhe je nachdem wo sie auf der Oberfläche ausgeführt wird. Mehr zu Mogees erfährst Du hier. [...]
[...] anything into a control surface with Mogees. This is part IRCAM project. “Mogees is a project that uses microphones to turn any surface [...]
[...] face à l’image et je ne peux que vous encourager à regarder cette vidéo qui présente MOGEES le projet de Bruno Zamborlin chercheur à l’IRCAM et à University of [...]
[...] The system can recognise both fingers-touches and objects that emit a sound, such as the coin shown in the video. More details: brunozamborlin.com/mogees [...]
[...] recognition with contact microphones February 29, 2012 | New Trends | by Josean Rivera|Mogees is a contact microphone that can be attached to any object to turn it into a musical instrument. [...]
[...] Mogees è un progetto che utilizza dei microfoni per trasformare qualsiasi superficie in una lavagna interattiva. E’ come se tamburellando con le mani potete trasformare il suono delle mani nel suono di una marimba o di uno xilofono. [...]
[...] creator Bruno Zamborlin’s site: The different gestures can then be associated with different sounds. Then when the user wants to [...]
[...] creator Bruno Zamborlin’s site: The different gestures can then be associated with different sounds. Then when the user wants to [...]
[...] creator Bruno Zamborlin’s site: The different gestures can then be associated with different sounds. Then when the user wants to [...]
[...] creator Bruno Zamborlin’s site: The different gestures can then be associated with different sounds. Then when the user wants to [...]
[...] creator Bruno Zamborlin’s site: The different gestures can then be associated with different sounds. Then when the user wants to [...]
[...] creator Bruno Zamborlin?s site: The different gestures can then be associated with different sounds. Then when the user wants to [...]
[...] anything into a control surface with Mogees. This is part IRCAM project. The results in the video seem great. “Mogees is a project that [...]
[...] creator Bruno Zamborlin’s site: The different gestures can then be associated with different sounds. Then when the user wants to [...]
[...] creator Bruno Zamborlin’s site: The different gestures can then be associated with different sounds. Then when the user wants to [...]
[...] Mogees, short for mosaicing gestural surface, is a contact microphone that allows any surface to be turned into a musical instrument. You can attach it to a tree, mirror, glass or even a balloon to begin playing music on it. The microphone can assign different sounds to different gestures. The tone of the sound changes, depending on what kind of material and texture you’re playing on. For example, on a tree trunk the sound emitted is more deep and hollow, while on a window, it’s more high-pitched and tinkling. [...]
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[...] microphone lets you assemble music anytime, anywhere March 01st, 2012 | Category: Gadget News Mogees – while that might sound like some sort of new Pokemon name that is ripe for adoption, it [...]
[...] Mogees – while that might sound like some sort of new Pokemon name that is ripe for adoption, it actually stands for “mosaicing gestural surface”, and is a contact microphone which enables just about any surface to be transformed into a musical instrument. Related articles: Microphone transforms hard surfaces into a touch interface, MXL Tempo USB microphone is iPad compatible, [...]
[...] Mogees, brief for mosaicing gestural surface, is a hit microphone that allows any aspect to be incited into a low-pitched instrument. You can insert it to a tree, mirror, potion or even a balloon to start personification song on it. The microphone can allot opposite sounds to opposite gestures. The tinge of a sound changes, depending on what kind of element and hardness you’re personification on. For example, on a tree case a sound issued is some-more low and hollow, while on a window, it’s some-more high-pitched and tinkling. [...]
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[...] Mogees (del inglés Mosaicing gestural surfaces) asocia diferentes movimientos de las manos con varios sonidos dependiendo del material del espacio en el que sea puesto, por ejemplo si se coloca en un árbol, Mogees emitirá un sonido profundo y hueco, mientras si se coloca en un pedazo de cristal será más agudo, esto gracias a que su software puede generar el sonido mediante la simulación de la propagación de la onda sonora a través de diferentes materiales. [...]
[...] There’s no shortage of musical apps for tablet devices, but Mogees is unique in that it can turn any surface into an interactive symphony. Harnessing something called [...]
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[...] to grow into a major product, nevertheless demonstrates the potential of alternative interfaces. Bruno Zamborlin’s Mogees (an abbreviation of “mosaicing gestural surface”) takes input from a contact microphone [...]
[...] I came across this awesome video by Bruno Zamborlin, which demonstrates how it is possible to perform gesture recognition with contact microphones and [...]
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[...] showed his Mogees project with gestural audio capture through the use of piezo microphones (http://www.brunozamborlin.com/mogees/) he was performing later in the evening with Ed Handley from [...]
[...] (davvero) che rivoluzionerà l’approccio alla creazione musicale non appena il suo Mogees – per ora un prototipo – entrerà in commercio. Zamborlin ha cercato rifugio [...]