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
Although this is only a preliminary mapping, I do like where this is going from a performance point of view, and I will be working on better / more meaningful mappings in the near future.
3 comments:
Are you aware of the TouchOSC Editor available via the Hexler website? The addition of labels makes things nice to work with too.
YES! Hahaha. That's so awesomely awesome.
It look so nice and awesome The design of i-pod look so attractive and color combination also look very nice and cool.This gadget has very different functionality and very advance technology also used in it.It is the reason behind love to this phones
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