NEW!: Bela hardware support added with ultra low latency
Custom MIDI Controller plus embedded hardware running Supercollider as a synthesizer and effects processor. Using an external USB sound card for high fidelity.
Powered by API.Cultor MIR retrieving OSC service.
- Raspberry Pi 3 (model B)
- Bela (recommended for ultralow latency)
Built by Yaeltex custom MIDI controllers.
Free Software shared with GPL v3, see LICENSE.
See the User Guide for more details.
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Install dependencies (Linux, MacOS, Windows or raspberry pi)
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Create a config file with Freesound api key (or config another database service)
For Freesound: APIv2 APPLY (and use this callback https://www.freesound.org/home/app_permissions/permission_granted/) And we get something like: API_KEY = "asga2823235r48qklasdjl3khfasdflk2"
Then create a file named ".config.json" in the raspicultor/ path: { "sound.synth": "supercollider", "api": "freesound", "Freesound.org": [ { "API_KEY": "" } ] }
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Run ./CloudInstrument.py
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If you are going to use SuperCollider run first. Note: sends broadcast OSC message to the network. $ sclang -D apicultor_synth.scd
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Run OpenStageControl with ui/apicultor-ui.json (osc receiving port 7000)
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Play with it! Describe sounds with MIR descriptor search them in the Cloud, then use integrated realtime processes with them (granular synth, reverb, delay, LP/HP filters, etc).
Dependencies: INSTALL.md
freeze -> vibrato -> pan-> pithshift -> filters -> delay -> reverb
~/.jackdrc
/usr/local/bin/jackd -P75 -t2000 -dalsa -dhw:S2 -p4096 -n7 -r44100 -s
Running a browser in an external computer, tablet, mobile phone, etc.
Open Stage Control User Interface
- Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFosDJJtylk
- Cloud Instrument mention in ArCiTec prize, Technology applied to Arts (2018).
- Publication: Sound recycling from public databases @ Audio Mostly 2017
Sounds from the Cloud installation.