This might not help much, but it might help some; there is this project called Frets On Fire, an open source (python) Guitar Hero clone, can accept input from a bunch of different "guitar" controllers, and you might be able to work those into your abstract input. They list the types of controllers supported here: http://fretsonfire.wikidot.com/using-guitar-hero-controller And the project page is here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/fretsonfire/
AbstractInput sounds *very* useful, I'd use it myself. Probably to play QWERTY keyboard standing up like a guitar. On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 5:21 AM, Jake b <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm interested If anyone is working on anything to do with: > Music generarion, MIDI , or OSC. ( open Sound control ) > > I've been experimenting with sending OSC messages to the iPad app > "control". ( it's free. ) > You can translate OSC messages to MIDI, to interface with any > software. ( ! ) Plus it's wireless. > > I have a couple I'm working on. > > Drum pad: > Downloads random CC sounds from freesound. Basic drum pad. > > monKeys Tutor: > Learn scales, get scored on accuracy. > > AbstractInput() > Program receives midi input -- doesnt need to know actual source type. > However, input can be QWERTY keyboard or MIDI or OSC, since it is > abstracted. (like pyglet image classes) > > Generic scriptable keyboard. > Mess with controls ( for non-MIDI tasks.) > Alt tab, launch firefox, editor, WASD. Autohotkey, ... > > -- > Jake >
