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1. Trackmate LusidOSC Sequencer Application

by adam kumpf

9 months ago

Trackmate, a do-it-yourself tangible tracking system, is shown here controlling a LusidOSC spatial application that sequences sounds to create and mix music. Both the software and the instructions to build the hardware are open and accessible. Visit trackmate.sourceforge.net for more information.

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celibacyclub 8 months ago

amazing.

the knob especially,

and the proximity mixing, seems like great way to dj or play programed material.
m~fischer 8 months ago

wow. really nice work.
res ident 8 months ago

neat.
Case Prince 8 months ago

sweeet. how might you deal with non-looped samples? and scratching? Maybe a dedicated lower strip with a scanning "time line", onto which you drop samples... and if you drop a sample in front of the line and don't move it, it just plays through, but you could also scrub it around to distort/scratch.
Arctic Sunrise 8 months ago

awesome, this is a perfect thing for me to make as a prototype for a much larger installatio im working on.
deCoder 6 months ago

Hi Adam...

Very interesting approach.

I had a similar experiment, but w/o a track mate. Currently I'm only supporting MIDI notes, but supporting MIDI tracks is on the way.

Here is the link to my blog post:
codres.de/2009/05/motion-sensor