14 Oct
2009
14 Oct
'09
8:02 a.m.
Going back to the topic[1], here are some more links I had in my bookmarks:
Touchpad 2 Midi <http://www.livelab.dk/touchpad2midi.php> (it seems it's
free but not as in freedom)
http://www.livelab.dk/touchpad2midi.php
fijuu <http://fijuu.com/> : Fijuu is a 3D, audio/visual installation. Live
perfomance using a PlayStation-style gamepad
http://fijuu.com/
Linux pSeudo MIDI Input <http://lsmi-all.sourceforge.net/>
http://lsmi-all.sourceforge.net/
The Wiinstrument <http://screenfashion.org/releases/the_wiinstrument/>
http://screenfashion.org/releases/the_wiinstrument/
[1] I would like to achieve something until I buy some decent interface
2009/10/12 Carlos Sanchiavedraz <csanchezgs(a)gmail.com>
Hi Michal,
2009/10/12 Michal Seta <mis(a)artengine.ca>
--
Carlos "sanchiavedraz"
* Musix GNU+Linux
http://www.musix.es
Hey,
Here's my take at adapting a USB joystick (purchased second hand, $20
for a pair) as a "controller" for my guitar. I actually performed
with that thing. The thumb sticks were replaced by photocells so that
by waving my hand in front (and changing the intensity of light
reaching the components) I could control some continuous parameters.
The buttons of the pad were mapped to various things, depending on the
"preset".
http://tinyurl.com/yzgrzvp
It was all hooked up to pd in which most of the audio processing took
place except for some presents where the buttons controlled a
sooperlooper instance via OSC.
What a guitar-attached-controller! ;) It might be good for controlling fx,
but maybe a little tricky to start recording a loop at the time you play
with your right hand.
Anyway, really nice. Do you have the project available.
I have now decided to give up the USB joystick on that instrument and
try to figure something out with the wiimote
which is a lot of fun to
play with. The other usual contender is an iPod Touch/iPhone even if
mostly used in connection with OSC.
Have fun digging, there are a lot of fun projects around.
Talking about wiimote and MIDI, keep track of a project I'm involved that I
mentioned some time ago, wiimidi:
http://github.com/fontanon/wiimidi
It's in its first steps, but I hope at the end it would be really easy and
useful for every kind of user.
Thanks.
./MiS
On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Carlos Sanchiavedraz
<csanchezgs(a)gmail.com> wrote:
--
Carlos "sanchiavedraz"
* Musix GNU+Linux
http://www.musix.es
Hi dear folks.
I would like to do some kind of a survey to know about configs, setups,
controllers, etc that you have come to over the years and based on your
own
experience. (Well, I already know some of yours
for your mails on the
list)
It's usual to see piano keyboards and controller boards, i.e. Behringer
BCF/BCR2000 or FCB1010.
But more than this kind of consumer products, which I know many of them,
I'm
rather interested in something like (inexpensive
and) strange MIDI
controllers, pedal boards, Arduinos, DIY HW... that allow controlling
and
have interaction with applications, whether
it's Ardour, Rosegarden,
Freewheeling, Sooperlooper, Pd, Supercolider, Mixxx ...
Why this? I've been willing for a long time now to buy an audio
interface
with MIDI and maybe some controller, but at the
moment I'm still stuck
with
just my keyboard and mouse; it's ok with DAWs
but an inconvenient when
using
live loopers (most of all when playing guitar,
and without a MIDI
interface).
Thanks in advance.
--
Carlos "sanchiavedraz"
* Musix GNU+Linux
http://www.musix.es
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