A fairly in depth report into mapping strategies as regards DMIs. The conclusions of the report are backed up by the results of a large study carried out at York University by the authors. The article concludes that "Mapping strategies which are not one-to-one can be more engaging to users than one-to-one mappings."
The report also makes the case for multi-layered mapping strategies involving an abstraction layer between the controller outputs and the synthesis inputs.
I certainly think I should attempt to employ a one-to-many or complex (many-to-many) strategy where possible and that if I should avoid direct control of low level parameters such as partial frequencies in additive synthesis.
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