charliep

> I am an honours degree student studying audio technology and 

> was wanting feed back on an idea I have.

> The project idea is to research and develop a multi channel audio/midi 

> analyser with DMX output. The software would run alongside a sequencer 

> program and analyse each track individualy. The software would then 

> output DMX data in sync with the music which could run a lighting rig. 

> The software would be programmable i.e. lighting fixtures used, what 

> sort of output gets generated from the audio/midi inputs etc.

Hi there,
>
>             I am an honours degree student studying audio technology and 
> was wanting feed back  on an idea I have.
>
>  The project idea is to research and develop a multi channel audio/midi 
> analyser with DMX output. The software would run alongside a sequencer 
> program and analyse each track individualy. The software would then 
> output DMX data in sync with the music which could run a lighting rig. 
> The software would be programmable i.e. lighting fixtures used, what 
> sort of output gets generated from the audio/midi inputs etc.
Has or is anyone doing a similar thing?


honours-year-project

>> I am an honours degree student studying audio technology and 

>> was wanting feed back on an idea I have.

>> The project idea is to research and develop a multi channel audio/midi 

>> analyser with DMX output. The software would run alongside a sequencer 

>> program and analyse each track individualy. The software would then 

>> output DMX data in sync with the music which could run a lighting rig. 

>> The software would be programmable i.e. lighting fixtures used, what 

>> sort of output gets generated from the audio/midi inputs etc.

> Has or is anyone doing a similar thing? 

I'm working with a lighting engineer on something similar.

A kind of curve editor (java within max) for DMX control,

those curve are generated/modulated by sound analysis (pitch tracking, 

coming from another station making the sound, from LAN/WAN...

Applying sound concepts to lighting control.

For now it's in development, we're testing different approaches on 

we want to avoid "nightclub" effects like flash on peaks (no offense to 

charlie prouse a écrit :
> Hi there,
>
>>             I am an honours degree student studying audio technology and 
>> was wanting feed back  on an idea I have.
>>
>>  The project idea is to research and develop a multi channel audio/midi 
>> analyser with DMX output. The software would run alongside a sequencer 
>> program and analyse each track individualy. The software would then 
>> output DMX data in sync with the music which could run a lighting rig. 
>> The software would be programmable i.e. lighting fixtures used, what 
>> sort of output gets generated from the audio/midi inputs etc.
>>
> Has or is anyone doing a similar thing? 
>
Hi,

I'm working with a lighting engineer on something similar.
A kind of curve editor (java within max) for DMX control,
those curve are generated/modulated by sound analysis (pitch tracking, 
filters, mapping...), sensors...
coming from another station making the sound, from LAN/WAN...
Applying sound concepts to lighting control.

For now it's in development, we're testing different approaches on 
different projects/concerts,
we want to avoid "nightclub" effects like flash on peaks (no offense to 
nightclubbers)
so experimenting is the rule.

honours year project