Little-scale writes:
I made a quick video of using an iPod Touch and TouchOSC to control a Commodore 64 in real time.
Using the default ‘Keys’ patch for TouchOSC, a number of parameters of the Commodore 64s sound chip, the SID, can be controlled:
• Note on and off commands for two octaves’ worth of piano keys
• Attack
• Decay
• Release
• Filter frequency
• Filter resonance
• Enable / disable triangle waveform
• Enable / disable sawtooth waveform
• Enable / disable pulse waveform
• Pulse wave duty cycle
The death of Cynthcart
Not really, Cynthcart is great for live stuff, and I guess this is better for esoteric forms of control or sequencing or generative music controlled by a host computer etc. My $0.02 :)
Cool! More details on the interfacing would be interesting.