The purpose of the project is how to create 3D vizualisations from MIDI file.
Few vizualisations exists :
BarGraph – Each Bar move accordingly with one note of MIDI channel
Grid – Sort of waves on grid following notes
Light – Each note from channel control one light power.
PaperBall – As Bargraph with displacement modifier
Fountain type 1 – One fountain for each note of MIDI channel
Fountain Type 2 – Emit one ball for each note from MIDI channel
These videos are created with the alpha version of python script MTB.
You can download the resulting blend file (without audio).
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I am passionate about all aspects of the image whether it is still or animated. I am always eager to learn more and improve my experience in the fields of photography, 3D creation, video, but also sound and music. I am also a science lover.
Je suis passionné par tous les aspects de l'image qu'elle soit figée ou animée. Je suis avide de toujours en savoir plus et améliorer mon expérience dans les domaines de la photographie, de la création 3D, vidéo, mais aussi du son et de la musique. Je suis aussi un amoureux des sciences.
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That’s an awesome idea, can’t wait to see your progress! Keep up the great work! Do you have a interface to a MIDI-2-USB or just a flat file for now?
Hi Doc! That looks like the perfect solution for a project I´m working on! Could you reupload the blend file please? I´d love to take a look at the inner workings!
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That’s an awesome idea, can’t wait to see your progress! Keep up the great work! Do you have a interface to a MIDI-2-USB or just a flat file for now?
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Hi thx, by design I use midifile type 0 or 1 as input. I see later for realtime interface.
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Hi Doc! That looks like the perfect solution for a project I´m working on! Could you reupload the blend file please? I´d love to take a look at the inner workings!
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