petterdass

I have a few questions about Jitter, and how i could use it creatively when performing music.

Is it for example possible to have a camera pointed at my guitar, and when im for example bending a string, jitter can activate a ringmodulator msp patch?

And for example when djing, can i point a camera to the mixer, and when my crossfader movements exeeds a certain speed threshold, i activate something else?

Im just trying to figure out what Jitter can do for me :)

I have a few questions about Jitter, and how i could use it creatively when performing music.
Is it for example possible to have a camera pointed at my guitar, and when im for example bending a string, jitter can activate a ringmodulator msp patch?
And for example when djing, can i point a camera to the mixer, and when my crossfader movements exeeds a certain speed threshold, i activate something else?
Im just trying to figure out what Jitter can do for me :)

new-to-jitter-curious-about-possibilities

Basically you can do such things. A camera might not be the best solution. FOr the bending you could try to track pitch and to try to detect bending like this: if the pitch rises continiously over some amount or is not in tune (compared to a midinote) trigger the effect. It

New to Jitter, curious about possibilities