click here for iPod Touch Impressions on The Stretta Procedure. Yep, that gets a post. I'm looking forward to the day small portable multi-touch devices will be powerful enough to drive MIDI via USB.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
iPod Touch Impressions
click here for iPod Touch Impressions on The Stretta Procedure. Yep, that gets a post. I'm looking forward to the day small portable multi-touch devices will be powerful enough to drive MIDI via USB.
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how much power does it even take to drive midi. there's a midi app for the nintendo ds isn't there? they cripples third party appson this thing tho' from what i understand. poopyheads!
ReplyDelete"they cripples third party appson this thing tho' from what i understand"
ReplyDeleteThey hates us, they do!
I think the iPod touch is more than powerful enough to deal with MIDI over USB. You have to remeber that MIDI was designed to work well at low bit rates with slow processors. The question is will apple be the one that opens up to developers or will it be someone else to capitalize on the technology and free development from OpenSourcers.
nintendo ds and wifi is a good touch screen to midi start.
ReplyDeleteWell, there's already this kind of stuff for the (old) iPod:
ReplyDeletehttp://the-palm-sound.blogspot.com/2007/08/pd-pod.html
But, yeah, the iTouch/Third party/blah blah...
Although I've heard of folks getting the iTouch to send OSC messages thru USB which can then (fairly) simply be converted to midi using something like PD or ChucK.
So iTouch as midi controller is pretty much already doable.
Every time I see an iPod Touch (or iPhone), I get a strange desire to insert it (well, really, have someone else insert it) into the goatse.
ReplyDeleteOn topic, there is the MAX/MSP Flashserver external, so you could just use that to build really direct apple touch experiences simply.
ReplyDeletei are an 'orrible typer i know. 'pologies
ReplyDeleteJust happen to be here on my new touch tonight! Awesome lil doodad...
ReplyDeletethere are already a lot of third-party apps for the iphone, so i assume for the itouch as well. yeah, you're not "supposed" to put them on there, and apple will half-heartedly kill these things with their software updates, but as soon as they're disabled new versions are released five minutes later that work again. so whatever can be done with these things probably will.
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