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Post by Andrew Cordani on Jun 15, 2006 16:28:46 GMT
As well as investigating sticks - we're working on porting the existing VST plugin to the Mac - (Not Universal binary just yet, give us a chance!)
What's your view? Should we concentrate on Mac, PC, both, other?
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Post by Andrew Cordani on Feb 18, 2007 5:49:27 GMT
(Not Universal binary just yet, give us a chance!) Heh, might be ;D But it's still a VST - Do people have any other preferences (other than VST)? |
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Post by Ian Clethero on Dec 10, 2009 11:05:11 GMT
I think it's important to offer the Mac option if you are trying to reach the education sector (not to mention teachers/professional musicians).
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Post by Tom on Feb 8, 2011 16:30:56 GMT
Not to be a total fanboy (and swerving the VST element for a moment) - but wouldn't an iPad/Pod/Device application have a space in the market? Super-portable, requiring only an amplifier, or at the very least, headphones, or the built-in speakers. If not for the serious user, certainly it would have the kind of marketing pull that might generate interest.
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Post by Andrew Cordani on Feb 9, 2011 17:24:52 GMT
Hi Tom, Welcome. Thanks for dropping by.
Erm, yes... I've been working on that too - But Apple, in their infinite wisdom, prevent access to their stereo audio/line-input in iOS on the iPod touch/iPhone. I've recently seen iPad has line-in / MIDI Out (but seemingly not at the same time), via the Camera i/f. (See the recent excellent CDM - Create Digital Music blog)
Rest assured, I am still working on them, and trying to find a reliable and portable solution.
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Post by Tom drive by pew pew on Feb 11, 2011 12:59:58 GMT
Really, they don't allow line-in? I knew there were bits that were closed down, but I had figured that was just file-system related stuff - seems crazy to shut down otherwise secure (?) i/o things like microphone, line-in etc - although, excusing my ignorance, couldn't you sample the input from the microphone (and by extension, microphone inputs routed via the headphone/mic socket) I have seen apps that take a mic-input, and run that through some filter/processing before routing back out through the speakers - so that should be doable perhaps.
Right. Got to get back to work!
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Post by Andrew Cordani on Feb 11, 2011 15:06:45 GMT
Yes, ONE microphone (Now, count the sticks)
Good to hear from you Tom.
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Post by spurgescom on May 7, 2011 9:53:54 GMT
As well as investigating sticks - we're working on porting the existing VST plugin to the Mac - (Not Universal binary just yet, give us a chance!) What's your view? Should we concentrate on Mac, PC, both, other? [glow=red,2,300][/glow] PC I think, if you can make the software accessible to the blind. My blind friends can't use the mouse on a PC but their screenreaders enable them to do most else. They would be great at using midistick to play their furniture and belongings! |
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Post by Andrew Cordani on May 7, 2011 12:31:00 GMT
Hello [spurgescom]! thanks for the comment. Good to have met you at the opening of the new South Norwood Invention Centre, yesterday. I really liked your ideas. I've been considering the kind of use you're suggesting (e.g. its appearance at a Neuro-Rehabilitation conference in Putney, last year) - Midisticks designed output could include other formats (as well / instead of) MIDI output - such as relay control, solenoid activation etc. so I can see what you're getting at. I think we should have a longer chat sometime. |
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