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Alternative control and recording.
metacom:
Ok the feedback so far on the price isn't good.... How does this sound?
Alpha price of $15, will full beta and final access.
Beta price of $25 with final acces.
Final release at $35.
P.S Confirmed Lemur and node.js work fine. Wrangling with pd install... waiting for another arduino in the mail, will see what I can get it to do..
metacom:
Release time!
http://app.metacom.gd/
Feedback and support in this thread. WKD check your PM!
sam.spoons:
TBH, I'd love this if it'll work with, say, a Behringer BCF2000 but I'd be seriously reluctant to pay a fee for a beta release, never mind an alpha version (I've been burned on so called "final" releases before now). And I would expect it to have templates for BCF2000, X-Touch and others so I didn't have to do any setting up. Given the above $30 is would be acceptable for a full working and proven version but only if I could try first and be sure it does what it claims.
metacom:
As per the video, a hardware fader can be used with a raspi and a simple circuit. a single raspi could support up to 16 faders with this method, although there is some jitter. A proper ADC would do a lot better job.
In this case, I used the circuit from here
http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2012/08/reading-analogue-sensors-with-one-gpio-pin/
(swicthing out the LDR for the fader, the 2.2k is optional);
and adapted the code to suit my fader/cap combo. I used a 1uf cap and a 10k log fader (ALPS 10KA). The code is here:
http://app.metacom.gd/fader.py
You may need to adjust the coefficents according to your specific fader. Essentially you want a value between 0 and 1.
Requires python 3 on the raspi plus a pythonosc and raspi.gpio.
Could do up to 16 on a raspi, more with multiplexing.
metacom:
--- Quote from: sam.spoons on June 12, 2014, 08:45:39 PM ---TBH, I'd love this if it'll work with, say, a Behringer BCF2000 but I'd be seriously reluctant to pay a fee for a beta release, never mind an alpha version (I've been burned on so called "final" releases before now). And I would expect it to have templates for BCF2000, X-Touch and others so I didn't have to do any setting up. Given the above $30 is would be acceptable for a full working and proven version but only if I could try first and be sure it does what it claims.
--- End quote ---
That is certainely an option in the future. One of the major feature milestones is bidirectional midi<-> osc support, as this really opens up what is possible. I dont have access to either model right now, but I believe it's easy enough to support a wide range of things once the midi milestone is passed.
EDIT: Put up an example layout for touchOSC. Sized for Galaxy S3, but should work fine elsewhere.
http://app.metacom.gd/lay1.touchosc
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