Remix | Adjust & preview
Tracks and slider handles communicate how a sound could be adjusted and previewed.
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RingBeats
Turning everyday sounds into shareable beats
Team coursework · Brand interaction concept · Webflow prototype
RingBeats is a participatory music concept responding to a Tuborg brief. It proposes using the Sound Ring as a QR entry point for capturing or selecting everyday sounds, shaping beats and sharing them with others.
My Contribution | Brand Concept & Experience Planning · Web Prototype · Storyboarding
Concept Film | From Everyday Noise to Shared Music
The storyboard connects everyday stress, the Sound Ring, QR-based music creation and community sharing, using a consistent visual language and pacing to communicate the brand experience.
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From Noise to Creation
Design question
How might everyday noise become material for creating and sharing music?
Design response
Use the Sound Ring as a QR entry, inviting participants to capture or select sounds, shape beats, share their work and respond to others.
Proposed experience
Enter
Scan to open the web experience.
Choose sound
Record, upload or select a sound.
Create
Remix and preview.
Share
Name, save and share the track.
React
Listen and leave a sticker reaction.
Proposed extension: bringing participant-created beats into a shared DJ or festival experience.
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Web Prototype
I organised the web prototype into Play, Remix and Community, using anchor navigation to connect entry, creation and response.
Community | Listen & react
Playback and sticker reactions offer a lightweight way to respond, without requiring a written comment.
Prototype scope: Webflow presents the navigation and interaction approach. Pre-generated AI music illustrates the intended output; live recording and real-time remixing were not fully implemented.
This project helped me translate a brand concept into participation steps, using a web prototype and storyboard to communicate one connected experience. Next, I would prioritise testing a working audio-creation flow, recording-privacy prompts and whether participants can understand and complete the main tasks.
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