Merging music with a game-controller! A nice experiment by @sidebrain. He build a Max for Ableton Live patch (screenshot) around a original NES controller. This device can now be used to play really lovely music. The nice thing it, that he also managed to control games with this “music making device” at the same time. Useless to say, that his “music movements” within the game are some sort of charming ridiculous. And it’s great!
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- 020200: I just found this tool, called “PixelShop”. http://blackflux.com/node/10
- Nik: There is also http://www.aseprite.org It’s cross platform, has a lot of advanced features and continues to...
- 020200: Oh, thanks. Good recommondation.
- 32bit: Regarding pixel editors on OS X, there is also PikoPixel, which is free: http://www.twilightedge.com...
- 020200: Well, yeah. In parts. You can use an iOS-App for putting samples on this device. Ok, in that sense this is...
- daniel: hi martin, it´s not a sampler, because it can´t sample..it´s more a sampleplayer..but a nice one ;-)
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Posted on July 15th, 2012 at 14:46