DIY Lemur

http://midimeek.blogspot.com
DIY Lemur and touchscreen monome for under $40

Thanks to Johnny Lee for Wiimote Whiteboard. More information can be found on my site.

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• monome
• midi
• diy
• lemur
• cheap
• meek
• johnny
• lee
• wiimote
• whiteboard
• max
• msp
• max/msp
• reason
• live

[snorkman88]

I think the glove is GREAT!!!! congratulations!!

I want to create a virtual MIDI Interface to control ableton and this glove, I have been looking into your website and some links are broken.

Would you be so kind to post another video tutorial explaining how to create a virtual MIDI interface on MAX/MSP??

[midimeek]

Follow the link in my info to learn how to do this in max/msp

[JulCanada]

hey

can you implement one led per finger to emulate multitouch?

[midimeek]

with some clever coding in max/msp...yes

[MaghoxFr]

pretty awesome

[Slah606]

I like how you use Reason on the other screen.

[titanisiam]

@midimeek Could you PLEASE message me re: gloveless and multitouch versions. Even a quick "what you have to do" is more than handy.

[titanisiam]

What is the status on your mutli-touch version!?

(You haven't updated your blog in awhile.)

Any progress on a glove-free version too?

ALSO: When performing, where do you have the wiimote placed?

[midimeek]

i do suggest you use an overlay on your screen on both my informative link and in previous comments

[midimeek]

All you need to make yourself a midi controller "emulator" is max/msp. its cross platform and if you go to my link in the description you can find info on how to do it.

[midimeek]

There is no lag to speak of and I had a ton of fun with this setup, but have to admit that I haven't played with it in quite some time. Many other projects, including work have kept me from continuing. But I would like to note that it is possible to get this working as multitouch and with some infared leds shooting into a plexiglass overlay its also possible gloveless. Just have to code it.