Preliminary Study On The Design And Construction Of Interactive Electronic Musical Instruments

"Interaction" is a vocabulary frequently used in the field of music technology.It can even be said that in the field of electronic music,if there is no electronic,there is no interaction: Electronic music equipments such as electronic musical instruments,electronic music controllers,and electronic music interactive devices all rely on interactive actions to acquire and transmit necessary control information.In today's endless stream of interactive electronic music,new interactive electronic instruments can be found everywhere.Whether simple or complicated,they have added a new voice to the world.Therefore,the design and development of interactive electronic musical instruments has become the research object of more and more people in the industry.Thanks to the rapid development of science and technology in the field of electronics,the requirements in the aspects such as hardware,sensing technology and development platforms in interactive electronic instruments can be met to a large extent.As long as people can think of it,in the end,there is almost all the corresponding technical means of realization.Unlike traditional acoustic instruments,interactive electronic instruments can be easily modified through flexible module replacement and program optimization,with high flexibility and scalability.This paper introduces in detail the theory and significance of common concepts in interactive electronic musical instruments and the technical principles and development platforms used to design and produce interactive electronic musical instruments.It sorts out the key points in the process of interactive electronic musical instruments from design to production.And it reflects the real design and construction process through actual experimental operations.This paper aims to provide a relatively theoretical and step-by-step reference model for the design and construction of interactive electronic musical instruments for new media artists,music science and technology workers,and electronic musical instrument designers.