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Then try to find an external device to convert informations from Usine (MIDI, OSC) into the proper signal for the motor.
In France we have a site dedicated to this kind of stuffs : https://interface-z.fr/pronfiture/fr/15-action
I'm sure you can find such cards.
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Very special thanks to @senso for being so quick with the update enabling live .mid export from Hollyhock.
Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM3YAlUcUbw
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I'm collecting info for a project which consist of making turning a big block of speakers (16) packed in a pyramyd shape . I have a special engine designed for that and it's working with a motor speed controller . It can turn 60 turn per minute and the weight of the pyramid is around 150 Kg .
My wish now is to be able to have a system via Hollyhock able to control the speed of rotation according to the frequency range of the incoming signal . The lowest the frequency of the incoming signal is, the slowest the pyramid is turning and the highest incoming signal is the fastest the pyramid will rotate (max 60 turn per minute ) .
Any ideas about how to deal with that ?
Thanks in advance guys !
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gone to check this tomorrow !
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My friend is coding live beats and percussive sounds in Sonic Pi and Tidal Cycles.
A 3rd computer is generating some musical 'answers' to my MIDI phrases in realtime with a machine learning engine (Magenta/Tensorflow)
and finally an online Raspberry Pi is running a pseudo intelligent text-to-speech generator based on a Twitter live feed.
It was a lot of fun and Usine proved rock solid!
It's a 30 minute improvised live set in a jazz meets IDM esthetic, followed by a panel discussion on artificial intelligence in live music.
Made in collaboration with BOZAR Brussels and Ars Electronica Festival Linz.
Enjoy (hopefully
).https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kOKv8DQ__U
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Disponible depuis octobre 2018, NOundo est un software de live looping granulo-modulaire multi-entrées dédié à la composition et à l'orchestration en temps réel, développé dans Usine Hollyhock par deux musiciens à destination des musiciens. Conçu avant tout pour le live, souple et ouvert, ses règles simples, son architecture originale et un ensemble de procédures discrètement automatisées en font un genre de tape machine universelle susceptible de répondre à une infinité de situations musicales, des plus conventionnelles aux plus délurées, avec un maximum de liberté et de confort cognitif.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/NOundo/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foI1yakJWkY
MPAA
10 passage de la canopée
75001 Paris
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ou plus simplement en répondant à ce post. Bien cordialement .
NOundo Team
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I'm a musician playing keys in a band, and what I needed was a host for VST instruments controlled by 2 MIDI keyboards. More specific needs were
- to have some kind of setlist, saving and recalling the keyboard/input and VSTi preset configurations so that, when a song is finished, I can quickly load the right setup for the next song,
- to be able to control some specific VSTi parameters through physical knobs/buttons/faders,
- to have several VSTi playing at the same time (layering sounds).
There are several programs which can do this, more or less, but they can be either lacking of developer support (not future-proof), or unstable, or not flexible enough.
With Usine I got everything! Now, my setup is done: I have 6 VST instruments setup with presets (1 VSTi = 1 patch in 1 rack), racks have their presets for having control on which keyboard plays which instrument for each song. Everything is put in the grid, with the push of a button on my main keyboard, I can load the presets for the next song. And what Usine can do and not the other programs I've tried, is also play audio files so I can practice along the recorded songs, that's pretty neat!
Below is a screenshot of what my workspace looks like, with a hint on the setup of the B3 organ patch which combines both the Arturia B3 V2 and Melda MRotary plugins (not many programs can do that).
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I'm at gmail, olilab101
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https://www.palaisdetokyo.com/en/event/ ... rformances
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