This study investigates the potential of immersive sound systems as novel tools for musical expression in classical string quartet performances. Collaborating with composer Uhm SiHyun, a new music piece was designed, incorporating two spatial audio technologies: spatial reverberation and sound image control. The composition focused on enhancing user experiences of the piece, emphasizing the narrative depiction of changes in time and place within the music. A live concert demonstrated the system’s effectiveness in enhancing musical experiences. Overall, this research sheds light on the possibilities of immersive sound systems as a new, creative tool for new music composition.
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