希望你在这里：混合现实中远程音乐协作的心理和生理影响
Wish You Were Here: Mental and Physiological Effects of Remote Music Collaboration in Mixed Reality
摘要：
在最近的大流行期间，面对面的音乐合作受到严重限制，混合现实技术及其为音乐家提供与音乐伙伴“身临其境”的感觉的潜力可以提供巨大的机会。为了评估这种潜力，我们进行了一项实验室研究，让音乐家们一起实时制作音乐，同时通过盔装显示器看到他们的干扰伙伴的混合现实点云，并将心理效果（如流动，影响和共存）与纯音频基线进行比较。此外，我们还跟踪了音乐家的生理信号，并评估了他们在自我报告的流量期间的特征。对于在混合现实中干扰的用户，我们观察到共存显着增加。无论在何种条件下（混合现实或纯音频），我们都观察到远程干扰后积极影响的增加。此外，我们确定了心率和HF/LF作为有前途的功能分类流状态的音乐家一起创作音乐时经历的。
英文摘要：
With face-to-face music collaboration being severely limited during the recent pandemic, mixed reality technologies and their potential to provide musicians a feeling of "being there" with their musical partner can offer tremendous opportunities. In order to assess this potential, we conducted a laboratory study in which musicians made music together in real-time while simultaneously seeing their jamming partner's mixed reality point cloud via a head-mounted display and compared mental effects such as flow, affect, and co-presence to an audio-only baseline. In addition, we tracked the musicians' physiological signals and evaluated their features during times of self-reported flow. For users jamming in mixed reality, we observed a significant increase in co-presence. Regardless of the condition (mixed reality or audio-only), we observed an increase in positive affect after jamming remotely. Furthermore, we identified heart rate and HF/LF as promising features for classifying the flow state musicians experienced while making music together.
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