Geeky & Nerdy Effects (Max/msp, Wii, Iphone etc..)

assez limité au final

de mon coté je creuse du coté de la wiimote et de pure data, je vous tiens au courant dès que c'est plus concret.
J'ai pour cela contacté le guitariste du groupe vivian darkbloom

Ahhh un sujet excellentissime ! Par contre le Kaoss Pad a quand même une longueur d'avance en celà qu'il se suffit à lui même, contrairement aux autres systèmes qui nécessitent souvent un PC. Après, il doit pas forcément tout faire bien, mais bon, c'est déjà un truc assez bluffant.

je ne l'ai jamais testé, je me base juste de ce que j'ai vu sur le net, tu pourrais décrire ce qu'on peut faire avec ? y'a des filtres, des effets reverse, looper ?

Ah ouai tiens au jus !!

Hi Ben,
Thanks for the nice comments! Controlling guitar effects with a Wiimote is not easy to do! It took me many months to get my rig set up and working properly. But, it is now fully functional and I use it at all my gigs!
As you say, Pure Data could probably work. And, yes, it is also free. Compared to Max/Msp, however, it is harder to use. You might try to download the free 1-month demo version of Max/Msp first and see how you like it.
I use a presonus firebox, because it helps me get my guitar signal in and out of the computer. But, any audio/digital interface should work. Once your guitar signal is in the computer, you can change it any way you want! Then, the signal comes back out of the computer and you can send it to your amp or any other effects. Here is a great tutorial for how to do this. I think they use a mixer in their setup, but the same logic applies.

http://cycling74.com/story/200(...)6/512


So, look into getting a device that will bring your guitar audio signal in and out of a computer. Then, download the free max/msp 1-month trial. Go through some of the tutorials listed in the link I pasted above. If you're not totally confused and exhausted by then, you can try to add in the Wiimote.

To do this with Max/Msp, go here:

http://www.iamas.ac.jp/~aka/ma(...)emote


Once your wiimote is working in Max/Msp, you should see all sorts of values change as you move the remote and play with the buttons. You can then make these values change guitar effects that you've written in Max/Msp. Its a little like using the wii mote to adjust all the knobs on an effects pedal. But, all of this is happening through the computer.

I apologize for not writing a more precise tutorial on this subject. Before I do, I want to test my system on Pure Data or some other program that can be accessed for free. I may even write my own software. I'll put you on the Vivian Darkbloom mailing list, so you can be kept up to date about new Wii Guitar stuff. I hope that everyone will soon be playing guitars that can be controlled by gesture. Its a really fun and exciting way to modify the sound of the guitar!!

-Rob

assez poussé ça en a pas l'air, mais faut apprendre à le maitriser et ça personne peut le faire à ta place.

petite contribution: Un Alesis AirFX. Dans le même genre qu'un Kaoss Pad, sauf qu'il se contrôle en bougeant les mains par dessus, ou les pieds...
J'en ai un mais il est tombé en panne (d'ailleurs si ça intéresse un bricoleur...)
c'est déjà assez sympa, si on ne recherche pas la perfection sonore, et à un prix abordable. Y a un gars qui l'avait même intégré à son pedal board.