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Is rhythm-based emotion tracking more engaging than traditional text and color tools?

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Is rhythm-based emotion tracking more engaging than traditional text and color tools?

UbiComp '21Exploring Emotion Reappraisal and Suppression through Acoustic Emotion Self-Tracking

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Within a slow technology design framework, how can music devices use rhythmic interaction to foster musical reflection and social engagement?

CHI '25Queue Player: Investigating Distributed Co-Listening Experiences for Social Connection across Space, Time, and Tempo

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How does socially transparent design showing co-listener status enhance social presence among users?

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How can users be supported in translating multimodal inspiration (e.g., images, text, or audio) into concrete chord progressions?

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Can diverse and musically coherent chords be generated without aligning large-scale multimodal music data?

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Do users gain greater creative control and transparency when generating chords guided by keywords?

CHI '25AMUSE: Human-AI Collaborative Songwriting with Multimodal Inspirations

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