Hi! The MIDI data is driving the visualisation. Each new MIDI note creates a particle with a colour and size that corresponds to the note and velocity respectively. The particles are then attracted (with a bit of rotation) to the center, according to how many MIDI notes have been played recently.
That's a beautiful work! I'm learning how to use processing and Ableton together, and I'm wondering if you still have the code and if you can share it with me. thanks!
love this, chris. is there any chance i could take a look at your processing code please? (or any of libraries, files that would be of use to work with?) thanks!
This is amazing. I'm doing a project at university about basic audio visualisation and this is really inspiring. Is there any way I could look at your code please?
Hi Chris, I really like your visualisation. I'm trying to do a similar project as well, is there any chance I could have a look at your code please? It would be a great help, thanks!
This is outlandishly exceptionally gorgeous! Keep it up!
source code or tutorial?
It reminds me of Windows 95/98.
Hey Chris,
this looks very interesting, is the midi data driving the visualisation or the sound?
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Hi! The MIDI data is driving the visualisation. Each new MIDI note creates a particle with a colour and size that corresponds to the note and velocity respectively. The particles are then attracted (with a bit of rotation) to the center, according to how many MIDI notes have been played recently.
That's a beautiful work! I'm learning how to use processing and Ableton together, and I'm wondering if you still have the code and if you can share it with me.
thanks!
Wow ! Could you provide some code please ? It's just awesome !
love this, chris. is there any chance i could take a look at your processing code please? (or any of libraries, files that would be of use to work with?)
thanks!
+Zach Kimelheim Email me at chrisballprojects (At) gmail (dot) com,I'll send something over. I used RWMidi library, but this may be defunct now.
This is amazing. I'm doing a project at university about basic audio visualisation and this is really inspiring. Is there any way I could look at your code please?
of course - send me an email and I'll send the processing code.
Hello!!! can you pass me the code pleace jesusskandalosoo@hotmail.com
may I fork it?
Hi Chris, I really like your visualisation. I'm trying to do a similar project as well, is there any chance I could have a look at your code please? It would be a great help, thanks!
yep - just send me an email!
could I have a look at your code please?i aleardy send u an email! my email:hsinyunchang429@gmail.com plz check ur email thx
Bellissimo progetto. Si potrebbe avere il codice? Le lascio la mia email: mauro.soldo@virgilio.it