Development of an interface for the International Digital Electro-Acoustic Music Archive (IDEAMA) in 2010/2011. The exhibition software allowed visitors to browse the archive and listen to the works of electro-acoustic music. A sonogram view displayed the timeline frequencies and allowed for quick access to particular parts of each title. An underlying database gave editors the freedom to edit and update the archive. The custom exhibition software has been used for various other archives including the archive for the Giga-Hertz prize winners. Exhibited at the ZKM | Centre for Art and Media.
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