5 Apr
2007
5 Apr
'07
8:45 a.m.
Fernando Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
On Tue, 2007-04-03 at 19:39 -1000, david wrote:
Thank you, that does sound like fun!
Robin Gareus wrote:
It _is_ fun:
http://ccrma.stanford.edu/radiobaton/index.html
(broken links in there, sorry - the current model sends raw antenna
information through midi to the control computer) Robin Gareus wrote:
I like Reactable. It even
includes a built-in light show.
Also, the potential demonstrated in a YouTube video of a guy using a
Wiimote to control his Linux PC's synthesizer software.
It would be fun to have a controller that could work like a Theremin. PPS. no battle but art: a while back I stumbled
over a text-adventure
written in postscript. playable entirely with the Formfeed and Rewind
button. (though ghostview was more handy) - are there similar
linux-audio pieces? - any `while (true); do ls -l /dev > /dev/dsp &
sleep 1 ;done;` remixes out there? techno-bash(7)
I do know about livecoding,
fluxus, etc. - but am still missing *the*
"crazy-unix-audio" piece/installation to remember. - reactable is
close, but actually neither crazy nor a commandline You can derive 3d info for each baton plus detect
"hits" on the surface
with hit coordinates and hit velocity, I used to play/improvise with it
with a program I wrote:
http://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/padmaster/
After a long pause I'm starting to rewrite it in SuperCollider...
Please do, please do! That would be fascinating to play with.
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David
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