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| − | For this project I wanted to utilize both human interactivity and arrangement. I took the arrangement I did for a previous project and the premise of using a Nintendo Switch | + | For this project I wanted to utilize both human interactivity and arrangement. I took the arrangement I did for a previous project and the premise of using a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller to make music and combined them. I used Max 8 and the EAMIR package to map the pro controller to specific notes or sets of notes in my arrangement of Super Bell Hill from Super Mario 3D World. I then put the button prompts on the sheet music, which allowed me to play while reading the sheet music. |
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| + | Below is a zip file that contains the max patch, sheet music, mp3/wav, and setup instructions. The mp3/wav player is exported from MuseScore 3 and is not played through Max 8. The only difference is that the Max 8 version has fewer instruments in some parts. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:14, 26 April 2019
Using a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller to play music
Alex Tian (2019)
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Description:
For this project I wanted to utilize both human interactivity and arrangement. I took the arrangement I did for a previous project and the premise of using a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller to make music and combined them. I used Max 8 and the EAMIR package to map the pro controller to specific notes or sets of notes in my arrangement of Super Bell Hill from Super Mario 3D World. I then put the button prompts on the sheet music, which allowed me to play while reading the sheet music.
Below is a zip file that contains the max patch, sheet music, mp3/wav, and setup instructions. The mp3/wav player is exported from MuseScore 3 and is not played through Max 8. The only difference is that the Max 8 version has fewer instruments in some parts.