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christian
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FFT and MIDI
« on: Nov 1st, 2003, 2:19am » |
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hi over there!
i participate in a project called "i hear something
that you don´t see- i see something that you don´t
hear".
i have the problem now that i want to convert different
data types into others, those others should be inter-
pretable again. so, for example, i wanted to make
music of binary code/internet-protocols. now my idea
is to let acustic input arrange some more or less strange musical composition. does anybody know how
to get a FFT-transformation-input for proce55ing??
important was also a .MIDI-format conversion.
sorry for my bad english, my eyes hurt but my soul is
restless...)
by the way: thank you, amit, for being so positive 
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christian
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Re: FFT and MIDI
« Reply #2 on: Nov 2nd, 2003, 9:35pm » |
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that is fantastic!
i threw a few glances at the jSyn classes
and I saw some FFT-related scripting. but i think
you know that....
lets see whether it works on my fantastic XPPc...
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pitaru
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Re: FFT and MIDI
« Reply #3 on: Nov 2nd, 2003, 9:44pm » |
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> FFT-related scripting in Jsyn classes
really? maybe i missed it? which classes?
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pitaru
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Re: FFT and MIDI
« Reply #6 on: Nov 3rd, 2003, 1:11am » |
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nono christian - thanks for mentioning this!
actually, your post lead to Martin showing us something very interesting.
martin - that jsml looks like an extension project for jsyn. i wonder if that fft is included with the original jstn plugin. hmm. i'll ask around.
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christian
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Re: FFT and MIDI
« Reply #8 on: Nov 3rd, 2003, 1:28am » |
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jmsl is an java-extension project by phil burke and nick didkovsky for generating sound in java.
they experience in their own examples (as far as i saw)
rather non-interactive soundscapes. but when i found
it, i thought it could be mighty useful for inter-
medial experiences...
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