Délécraz, 2023 - Google Patents
Scoring the Original Soundtrack of an Escape Room: Electronic Dance Music Influences in Nobody–Vis et ressensDélécraz, 2023
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- 7059218061157596279
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- Délécraz C
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- Journal of Sound and Music in Games
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Through the example of Nobody–Vis et ressens (Nice, France, 2021), this article sheds light on the musical creation process involved in the conception of an automatized escape room, where participants experience a multimodal experience (sound, light, scenery, video) driven …
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