Simulation of Axis 64 - Interactive Harmonic Table v2.0

[thundabolt16sta]

hey thanks for putting out the link for an interactive simulator

i might want the midi 64 someday it looks sooooooooooo cool!

and i love the Brazillions who came up with such a brilliant idea!

[Ureallydontknow]

tells us its free and puts a link to buy it. scumbag. i really dont see the benefit to having a software picture of a controller anyway. if i was content to use my mouse I wouldn't care about the layout of the keys. I guess you seelling this to make money for the real thing. I cant blame you buddy.

[WhiteDragon103]

uhh...?

[jmdodge]

Make it more than one octave!!! Otherwise great work.

[dawei108]

great work man...i was hoping someone could do this! congrats

[THkaas]

would work great with a touch screen...

[VJFranzK]

especially multitouch, like an iPad? ;-)

[THkaas]

@VJFranzK yes something like that. but the real thing mwould still be better because of the button feedback...

[monkeymule]

I was really hoping somebody would do this. You are the man.

[WhiteDragon103]

Thank you. :)

[plempintong]

GATO

[metabog]

Wow, that's great. Don't you wish you had a physical controller?

[wigrum]

That this is wicked cool!!! Great work! You should color code the notes like in the Marcotone system that way you could have a rainbow keyboard lol!

The no octaves thing is a great idea but you can tell when the octave switches way obvious. You can make a sound with a percentage of each octave per note depending on where it is, that way you can tell no difference between them. I think that would work better.

[quietthomas]

All that you need now is a multi-contact touch pad, and some multi-threading.

[meltingpenguin]

Nice job. It'd be cool to have a toggle hold, and toggle single button only function. I hit a lot by accident, and I'd like to see how buttons further away from each other sound.

[WhiteDragon103]

If you look on newgrounds, you'll find another simulation. It's submitted under ths same account. You'll find it.

[JamesHowardYoung]

Wow, great job with the online version. It allows people to try it out and figure out the system before they (maybe) buy the hardware version. I hope that you're not breaking copyright or patent, but I'm betting that the makers of the hardware keyboard might be interested in having your version on their site as a demo.

[edenmeden]

Harmonic table isnt owned by anyone, so i don't think he is.

[statico2]

Nice work! The "simulated" octaves is a cool touch, but I wish it supported real ones.

[rollerskater]

finally- a way to replace that awesome 192 key velocity-sensitive performance interface with a horrible mouse interface.

[WhiteDragon103]

fuck you

[rollerskater]

buy me dinner first.

[WhiteDragon103]

-buys you dinner-

now.

start by sucking my dick

[pignanelli]

Good job! Is there a way to make it play 4 or more notes at once?

(I would also like to see true octaves, although I realize that may be difficult to implement, and it was clever to overlay all octaves in one sound sample!)

[WhiteDragon103]

I have been working on creating a new version of this keyboard layout simulation that has a full octave range. Unfortunately, because you are limited to a single cursor point, I had to decide on a fixed "radius" for which buttons would be pressed, and if I made the radius too large, the ability to play single notes would be compromised.

If you check the video description on the side, you'll find a link to the newer version on Newgrounds.

[WhiteDragon103]

Actually, that's a good idea. I wonder what a 3-D key layout might accomplish? :)

BTW, you can check out a newer version of it on newgrounds too. Check the video info from time to time and you'll see the new link on the bottom.

[notepool2]

That's a nice piece of work! Congratulations to you. I always planned to find a way to do exactly this but with animated fingering patterns for teaching/learning to play our instruments. Do you want a project?!

[WhiteDragon103]

Hey there. Thanks for the comment!

What project do you mean? Let's hear it. :)

[miselaineeous]

i need this.

[Brettah31]

hacks!

now all you gotta do is print it out somehow...