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Guitar Controlled Visuals Part 2 -- "Guitar Zero"

Guitar converted to MIDI via Roland GR-33 controls real-time custom made visualization software. Live looping, improvisation... The second iteration -- with better sound and cleaner looks, thanks ...  
 
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djmd14 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for your compliments...unfortunately I cannot make the max patch available for this. It really is a rather large and sloppy patch and unless you had the GR-33 configured exactly the same way I do, it really wouldn't work for you. One of the drawbacks to custom programmed patches. One day I will have something that will work better across the board...stay tuned
defzeppardica (4 months ago) Show Hide
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That is really cool. Would it be possible to get the max patch for this project?
svankov (6 months ago) Show Hide
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That's pretty cool. What are you analyzing in Max? Amplitude and pitch? The Fractalizer patch might be kind of nice to control with a guitar too. :)
djmd14 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Since the Roland GR-33 sends MIDI data, the pitch and velocity (amplitude) are analyzed as MIDI information. There is also duration analysis to decide how fast the objects fly around screen. Also, a chord analyzer was developed to display multiple "strings" when chords that it recognizes are struck
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are the MAX patches available for this? i love it, and while i don't know much MAX, it looks great. how is the video processed? ignorant questions, sorry !

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