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Research on the visualization of information of Chinese traditional music with human-computer interaction from the perspective of metaverse

Yujing Cao, Jinwan Park

Abstract


In the metaverse environment, establish an immersive human-computer interaction system for Chinese traditional music based on virtual reality technology. Design the system’s functionality according to the Y model, and construct a four-layered system architecture. Collect high-quality instructional audio and utilize polygon modeling technology to create contextualized scenes of Chinese traditional music, as well as high-fidelity models of characters and instruments. Implement motion capture through inertial sensor technology for performance action data mapping. Utilize a metaverse engine platform to realize interactive functions and conduct performance optimization. The system is capable of eliciting learners’ intrinsic experiences, enabling interactive self-directed learning and creative exploration of Chinese traditional music performance, demonstrating significant practical value.


Keywords


metaverse; Chinese traditional music; human-computer interaction

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.32629/jai.v7i3.1361

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