Dude, something I tried doing a while ago but never really got beyond
some lines of code, seeing a pile of other work and moved on :)
Visualizing music (or patterns) is something I'm very much interested
in (especially combined with typography, then again, I'm a designer
1st so shapes and graphics always interest me).
Also, you mentioned tracker music.. hehe I was a major "demo" freak
back in the day with Future Crew etc. and ScreamTracker, Impulse
Tracker or FastTracker are names I will never forgot.

Aaaaanyway...

Will check out your project in a few hours. Can't wait.

Rolf

On Oct 27, 3:24 pm, Barry van Oudtshoorn <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've just pushed my latest pet project, TrackPerformer up to GitHub. To
> quote my blog post on the project, "TrackPerformer provides a visual stage
> for your music, using HTML5 canvas and audio. On that stage, performers
> “play” the instruments in the music visually. In other words, it’s a
> visualisation system for music, but based on the notation (the abstract)
> rather than the audio (the manifestation)." It's written with MooTools (of
> course!), and, at this initial stage, will allow users to write their own
> "performers" to perform the music.
>
> As yet, I've not added support for multiple audio fallbacks, so you'll need
> to take a look in an OGG-supporting browser -- I developed it in Firefox, so
> your mileage may vary in other browsers, at least until I clean it up a bit
> and do some proper cross-browser testing.
>
> The format of the music is a JSON-representation of "tracker" music -- you
> can read up on it on Wikipedia 
> athttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tracker_%28music_software%29. Basically, once
> the "notation" has been converted into JSON, you then assign "performers" to
> each of the instruments (as many performers per instrument as you like), and
> away you go!
>
> Blog post:http://www.barryvan.com.au/2011/10/trackperformer/
> GitHub:http://barryvan.github.com/trackPerformer/
>
> Let me know what you think!
>
> Barry van Oudtshoornhttp://barryvan.com.au/
> [email protected]

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