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Motion Tracking in Space Prototype

2015-04-29T04:35:39Z

Zdchupka:

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Gaming]]
[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

This prototype was developed by Zac Chupka, Kyle Burns, and Danielle LaRose for their Interactive Qualifying Project at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. It is designed to informally teach students to basics of music composition through motion tracking and augmented reality. Users will find themselves standing on the moon surrounded by planets and other space-like objects. These objects may be interacted with by "touching" them with any part of their body. Activating these objects will play various instruments that accompany a looping drum track to create a well composed song. They may be triggered in dozens of different combinations to give the song a unique feel. It teaches how songs are created and how instruments work together to make them sound audibly pleasing.

View a demo of the prototype [https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=242187B30126EE2F!1411&authkey=!AJ-aMAbKLRyoAFQ&ithint=video%2c.mp4 here]

Project Download: http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/IQP_Interactive_Music_Systems_2013_2014.zip

The project has been updated!

<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRfWmcHYgpY</youtube>

Download the updated Project here: http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/IMSFinal.zip

Motion Tracking in Space Prototype

2015-04-29T04:33:53Z

Zdchupka:

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Gaming]]
[[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

This prototype was developed by Zac Chupka, Kyle Burns, and Danielle LaRose for their Interactive Qualifying Project at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. It is designed to informally teach students to basics of music composition through motion tracking and augmented reality. Users will find themselves standing on the moon surrounded by planets and other space-like objects. These objects may be interacted with by "touching" them with any part of their body. Activating these objects will play various instruments that accompany a looping drum track to create a well composed song. They may be triggered in dozens of different combinations to give the song a unique feel. It teaches how songs are created and how instruments work together to make them sound audibly pleasing.

View a demo of the prototype [https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=242187B30126EE2F!1411&authkey=!AJ-aMAbKLRyoAFQ&ithint=video%2c.mp4 here]

Project Download: http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/IQP_Interactive_Music_Systems_2013_2014.zip

The project has been updated!

<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRfWmcHYgpY</youtube>

Download the updated Project here: http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/IMSFinal.zip

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T04:22:11Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXGPrFDjcig</youtube>

Download my project here: http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/step_sequencer.zip

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T04:21:23Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXGPrFDjcig</youtube>

Download my project here: [[File:http://media.wpi.edu/Academics/Depts/HUA/Manzo/step_sequencer.zip]]

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T04:16:49Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXGPrFDjcig</youtube>

Download my project here: https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=242187b30126ee2f!3145&authkey=!AGAwtNTT3Z2fROk&ithint=file%2czip

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T03:27:30Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXGPrFDjcig</youtube>

Download my project here: https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=242187B30126EE2F&resid=242187b30126ee2f%213145&authkey=AHGvNjQtn-PoWYM

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T03:27:16Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXGPrFDjcig</youtube>
Download my project here: https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=242187B30126EE2F&resid=242187b30126ee2f%213145&authkey=AHGvNjQtn-PoWYM

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T03:26:25Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<mediaplayer>https://www.dropbox.com/s/b7kx9e2nyirza2x/FoundationsOfMusicFinalzdchupka.mp4?dl=0</mediaplayer>

Download my project here: https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=242187B30126EE2F&resid=242187b30126ee2f%213145&authkey=AHGvNjQtn-PoWYM

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T03:20:09Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<mediaplayer>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXGPrFDjcig&feature=youtu.be</mediaplayer>

Download my project here: https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=242187B30126EE2F&resid=242187b30126ee2f%213145&authkey=AHGvNjQtn-PoWYM

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T03:16:12Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<mediaplayer>https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=242187B30126EE2F!3147&authkey=!ACAUDzgqsr9QUro&ithint=folder%2c</mediaplayer>

Download my project here: https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=242187B30126EE2F&resid=242187b30126ee2f%213145&authkey=AHGvNjQtn-PoWYM

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T03:15:52Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<mediaplayer>https://youtu.be/WXGPrFDjcig</mediaplayer>

Download my project here: https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=242187B30126EE2F&resid=242187b30126ee2f%213145&authkey=AHGvNjQtn-PoWYM

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T03:14:34Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<mediaplayer>https://youtu.be/WXGPrFDjcig"</mediaplayer>

Download my project here: https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=242187B30126EE2F&resid=242187b30126ee2f%213145&authkey=AHGvNjQtn-PoWYM

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T03:11:20Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/WXGPrFDjcig" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

<iframe src="https://onedrive.live.com/embed?cid=242187B30126EE2F&resid=242187b30126ee2f%213145&authkey=AHGvNjQtn-PoWYM" width="98" height="120" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T03:09:18Z

Zdchupka:

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/WXGPrFDjcig" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Simple Step Sequencer

2015-04-29T02:55:35Z

Zdchupka: Created page with "I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments...."

I have made an extremely simple step sequencer that features a few different instruments such as a Saw Tooth Synthesizer, a drum loop, as well as two customizable instruments. Basically this Max patch allows a user to create a 16 beat loop that can be played back and modified in real time.

Foor the drum loop at the bottom of the UI, you can create a beat by simply click on the matrix. You have 5 rows and 16 columns to create a unique beat. Try to make a 16 beat loop.

Let’s move onto the other instruments. These all work similarly:
There are 24 different pitches on these three matrices, lower notes are on top. You can select different pitches on the 16 beats to make another unique loop. Try different combinations of the three to make different sounds.

If you make a sequence that you like, you can save it by pressing shift + clicking on one of the presets in the box above the instrument. To clear that sequence from the preset storage, click clear selected preset.

For the custom instruments, you can change the sound by sliding the bar in the slider next to the volume. The black dials change the duration of each note. I have also added a toggle to increase the octave for the custom instruments.

You can change the temp of your song by spinning the dial at the top of the UI.

I did not get a chance to add a feature where you could loop through all of your presets to make the sequence longer which would make the song even more customizable and interesting. I also wanted to add a feature to record your sequence and save it to your machine. The Max patch is available for download on Manzo’s wiki page. Thanks for your interest and I hope you enjoyed my project!

[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
[[Category:Multimedia]]
[[Category:Sound Design]]
[[Category:Scores and Arrangements]]
[[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]]

Motion Tracking in Space Prototype

2014-05-23T19:43:00Z

Zdchupka: Created page with 'Category:Interactive Systems Category:Multimedia Category:Gaming Category: Advisor:Manzo This prototype was developed by Zac Chupka, Kyle Burns, and Danielle LaR…'