brendan mccloskey

Here's a video of a recent small project, controlling a monophonic string model with an FSR; a detailed description lives in the nearby link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3vwzBdljs8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3vwzBdljs8
Brendan


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Real nice Brendan... seems like it has a very smooth response. I saw in another post you mentioned you had a blog. Maybe you could post the address so I could go and have a look.

two very welcome responses from two familiar names, thanks.

https://cycling74.com/forums/wish-to-follow-my-maxarduinoaccessible-interaction-blog

and view my c74 profile for the link, and thanks again; look forward to your comments/ridicule/praise :)

please feel free to share with other interested friends

Just watched that final video on your blog, and the pitch wobbling is really cool :)

intimate and dynamic control of 'local' pitch is, arguably, a key element in the affordance of DMI expressivity - whether or not my participants (who all have cerebral palsy) can successfully engage with this control modality remains to be seen.......stay tuned to the blog for developments

Thanks Tim
intimate and dynamic control of 'local' pitch is, arguably, a key element in the affordance of DMI expressivity - whether or not my participants (who all have cerebral palsy) can successfully engage with this control modality remains to be seen.......stay tuned to the blog for developments

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