Mastodawn

bit101 Jun 16, 2024

I finally got a good handle on how to use the Midi Fighter Twister to do most everything I need in #SuperCollider .

Ready to make some sounds???

Well, I should make this code reusable so I'm not redoing it from scratch every time.

OK, got a good chunk of reusable snippets written up. Nice!

Now let's make some noise???

Actually, if I made this into a class, it would just always be there, ready to use.

OK, here we go:

https://github.com/bit101/sc_mft

Noise now???

I think so. But ask me tomorrow.

GitHub - bit101/sc_mft: A SuperCollider for working with the Midi Fighter Twister device

A SuperCollider for working with the Midi Fighter Twister device - bit101/sc_mft

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OK, I spent a good couple of hours tonight making noises in #SuperCollider . Nothing amazing, but it was fun and I started getting back into the swing of how it all works. Using the #MidiFighterTwister was really nice, and the code I wrote over the weekend to interface with it really paid off.

Eventually I'll have a play with http://modalityteam.github.io/ but learning this on my own was valuable.

Modality Toolkit

A SuperCollider toolkit to simplify the creation of personal (electronic) instruments utilising hardware and software controllers of any kind.