Prototype of a midi keyboard, using 2.0b.
It can read midifiles and/or live midi input. Parameter of the scene can be controlled by midi CCs. (model ,color, movement, position, background).
I've used a lot of globals in this one. No hiccups during the building process, all is running fine on an old laptop.
midi visual keyboard
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All excellent but I especially like the first example.
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Thanks Sadler.
The live control can't be seen in these rendered movies but I can go gradually from one to another sort of visual by adjusting knobs on my midi keyboard.
I'll put another footage for this when V2 will be released.
The live control can't be seen in these rendered movies but I can go gradually from one to another sort of visual by adjusting knobs on my midi keyboard.
I'll put another footage for this when V2 will be released.
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Very nice
, thanks for sharing.
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What I am looking for now is a way to store presets, when I have set all my knobs with midi controlers.
Of course this is not a feature request
(not yet
Of course this is not a feature request
(not yet
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2d test.
I made a midi song in Cubase. I've found a nice setup: Midi out is connected to Cubase and Magic so I can work visuals and music together. The song was then exported as wav file (for soundtrack only) and as midifile: 2 channels: ch1 for synth notes and all the midi CCs, ch 2 for drums (background animation)
Now that I have my visual keyboard template, making visual midifiles is just a fun game. Thank Eric!!!
I made a midi song in Cubase. I've found a nice setup: Midi out is connected to Cubase and Magic so I can work visuals and music together. The song was then exported as wav file (for soundtrack only) and as midifile: 2 channels: ch1 for synth notes and all the midi CCs, ch 2 for drums (background animation)
Now that I have my visual keyboard template, making visual midifiles is just a fun game. Thank Eric!!!
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These are really enjoyable. I look forward to seeing what else you come up with!