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NickSonic
interactive music applets
Jan 27th, 2008, 3:18am  
Hi,

I started working with Processing to prototype simple interactive music ideas. I just started last week-end, so be kind :-p.

You can find my first applets here:
www.nicolasfournel.com

Go to the "Other Software" page.

The first one "cloud music" let's you play guitar chords over a rhythm (be patient). You will always sound in tune.

The second one "The Egg Song" was just a little test.

In the third one "Flower Fanfare", each flower corresponds to an instrument, that you can activate or not. When a flower is playing, you can change the melody by cliking on its petals. This ones take a while to load because of the samples. I will convert them to mp3 soon.

Enjoy, and let me know what you think.

Nico.
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PHz
Re: interactive music applets
Reply #1 - Jan 29th, 2008, 5:58pm  
hi nick,

i've interested in this kinds of application.

and also planning to sketch my idea with processing.

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i've play with your 2 applets and fine audio aliasing effect.

im not sure if it's came from your audio engine or my machine.

(i use the new imac)

what's audio libraries u use or synthesis algorithm?
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NickSonic
Re: interactive music applets
Reply #2 - Jan 29th, 2008, 8:04pm  
No aliasing here. I tested on several machines but all were PCs. Maybe some Mac users can chime in. I'm not using a custom audio engine or anything, so it *should* work...
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antiplastik
Re: interactive music applets
Reply #3 - Jan 29th, 2008, 8:49pm  
Hi Nick, that's very interesting... though the music is not to my taste... anyway, I had a lot of fun playing with those y-scaled-guitar-chords Smiley

Which audio library are you using? How do you synchronize the audio samples with the video loops? Would you share your sources?
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