Welcome to this website presentation, which explores how mobile technologies will transform music production in the future under a concept titled MP2072. It is intended as a forecast based on current developments and trends in mobile technology and culture.
This project was created for the course ETEC 523: Mobile & Open Learning in the Master of Educational Technology (MET) program at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, by student Eduardo Rebagliati (more information on the about section)
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MP2072 is a vision of how music producers will work by 50 years from now (year 2072) using an interface named The Immersive Music Production Platform (IMPP), which consists of a combination of advanced brain-computer interface technologies, 3D audio sound mixing, and next-generation smart contact lenses. This type of music production will be called Brain-Mediated Immersive Music Production (BIMP).
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The sections described below describe MP2072 and the technologies involved in depth.
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The presentation is divided into the following sections:
A review of the three technologies used in Brain-Mediated Immersive Music Production (BIMP): brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), 3D audio, and smart contact lenses. This serves as a foundation for understanding the concepts of MP2072.
Information about the author of this project, Eduardo Rebagliati, to learn more about his professional background, current professional engagements, and interests. Hyperlinks to similar MET projects are provided.
A presentation of the vision of MP2072 through an in-depth explanation of Brain-Mediated Immersive Music Production (BIMP). Cultural and technical implications along with challenges are discussed, and connections with ETEC 523 concepts are established.
List of sources cited throughout this website presentation. It is also a comprehensive list of relevant publications to explore brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), 3D audio, and smart contact lenses in more depth. All sources are hyperlinked.