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SUMMARY:Quest Driven Spatial Songs - Exploring how narrative structures of
  Quests in Games can be mapped onto songs.
DESCRIPTION:Doctoral Consortium\n\nYunyu Ong (University of Technology Syd
 ney)\n\nThis paper examines the relationship between music recordings and 
 narrative structures found in video games.The paper explores the potential
  of spatialised music experiences, particularly in the context of Dolby At
 mos and the concept of degrees of freedom (3DoF and 6DoF). It investigates
  the application of spatial algorithms and game engines' middleware to cre
 ate spatially adaptive music experiences. The paper proposes a "Quest-Driv
 en-Spatial Song". This structure adopts "quest structures from video games
  maps these structures to songs..The research is practice-based. It includ
 es a song named Empires that reveals different lyrics and musical arrangem
 ents depending on where the listener is in space-time.\n\nRegistration Cat
 egory: Full Access\n\nSession Chair: Aaron Quigley (CSIRO's Data61)
URL:https://asia.siggraph.org/2023/full-program?id=doc_107&sess=sess211
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