Short Description of the existing system version: |
When | we | first | thought | about | our | project, | we | agreed | that | it | has | to | be |
something | to | make | music | which | can | be | used | by | more | than | one |
person at the same time. Note that it doesn't have to be more than | one |
instrument. |
The | basic | idea | is | one | instrument | that | is | used | by | 2 | people | at | once. |
One person is making | the music and the | other one has something | like |
a real | time | interface for | manipulating | this | music or | sound | directly. | We |
decided that | both of | them get | some kind | of a | voice interface | to | control |
the | sound | and | the | manipulation. | One | idea | would | be | to | use | a |
microphone | and | analyze | the | tone | pitch. | The | person | who | creates | the |
music will | somehow | change | the pitch | and | the | beat of | a | given | sample. |
The | manipulator | will | be | able | to | select | different | types | of | effects | which |
can then manipulate. |
Our | currenct | system | concept | provides | something | which | is | functioning |
like a live-sampler. One | data source sends analogous | data as input, | in |
our | case | an | E-Guitar. | This | is | the | so | called | "Music | creator", |
responsable | for | pitch | modificatino | resp. | beat | generation. | Another | also |
analogous data source offers also signals in its role being the so called |
"Music | manipulator", | modifying | the | guitar | signal-stream | using | voice |
and | microphone. | Besides | that | Music | Manipulator | is | accountable | for |
the | selection | of | different | type | of | effects | and | then | manipulate | (them). |
INcoming | analogous | signal | stream | first | is | "transliterated" | into | MIDI- |
data | and | several | times | filtered | (to | get | rid | of | multiple | notes | as | said |
before). In effect wave data are played back. |