Elmaliki-Guitar Hero Piano Project - Revision history

Nelmaliki at 03:33, 9 October 2019

2019-10-09T03:33:48Z

Nelmaliki at 03:27, 9 October 2019

2019-10-09T03:27:56Z

Nelmaliki: Created page with "I modified the traditional EAMIR SDK Guitar Hero patch to play a melodically instead of chords. The flipper's direction alters the note that gets played by each button(Fret 1..."

2019-10-09T03:25:39Z

Created page with "I modified the traditional EAMIR SDK Guitar Hero patch to play a melodically instead of chords. The flipper's direction alters the note that gets played by each button(Fret 1..."

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I modified the traditional EAMIR SDK Guitar Hero patch to play a melodically instead of chords. The flipper's direction alters the note that gets played by each button(Fret 1 down = c, fret 1 up = d, etc). Despite that, the instrument can only play 10 notes, so I gave it C, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, A, and B flat. Those notes compose the major and minor scale and the blues counterpart. The device isn't supposed to be actually used to perform live, or replace guitars or pianos. I created it as a proof of concept, and because it would be fun to play an actual song on a guitar hero guitar.

[[Media:Elmalik-FinalVideo.mp4]]

Picture of my code in Max:
[[File:Elmaliki FinalScreenshot.PNG|200px|thumb|left|alt text]]

Note: Code cutoff on the top is Manzo's EAMIR Guitar Patch. This picture only shows the stuff I added on top of it.

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	I modified the traditional EAMIR SDK Guitar Hero patch to play a melodically instead of chords. The flipper's direction alters the note that gets played by each button(Fret 1 down = c, fret 1 up = d, etc). Despite that, the instrument can only play 10 notes, so I gave it C, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, A, and B flat. Those notes compose the major and minor scale and the blues counterpart. The device isn't supposed to be actually used to perform live, or replace guitars or pianos. I created it as a proof of concept, and because it would be fun to play an actual song on a guitar hero guitar.		I modified the traditional EAMIR SDK Guitar Hero patch to play a melodically instead of chords. The flipper's direction alters the note that gets played by each button(Fret 1 down = c, fret 1 up = d, etc). Despite that, the instrument can only play 10 notes, so I gave it C, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, A, and B flat. Those notes compose the major and minor scale and the blues counterpart. The device isn't supposed to be actually used to perform live, or replace guitars or pianos. I created it as a proof of concept, and because it would be fun to play an actual song on a guitar hero guitar.

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	[[Media:Elmalik-FinalVideo.mp4]]		[[Media:Elmalik-FinalVideo.mp4]]