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Version vom 12. November 2021, 10:47 Uhr
Often one wants to trigger "some sort of sound" with sensors. Deciding what setup to use for this depends a lot on:
- the kind of sound you want to make: 8bit music, synthesized sound, playback sound files and modification of sound files (granular synthesis...)....
- your previous knowledge in different software such as: arduino, processing, pure data, max/msp, vvvv, audacity, ableton....
- how much time you have :-)
Here are a few setups that have been used by S&&O over the years:
Arduino Sound (synthesized 8bit sound) Sensors to Arduino Arduino Mozzi sound library
Processing Sound (synthesized sound, playback sound, sound effects) Sensors to Processing via Serial Port
Pure Data Sound (synthesized sound, playback sound, sound effects) Sensors to Pure Data via Serial Port Sensors to Pure Data via MQTT
Max Sound (synthesized sound, playback sound, sound effects) Sensors to Max/MSP via Serial Port
island of sound: https://www.flickr.com/photos/plusea/51674431739/in/dateposted/