This instruments timbre and tone are literally dream shit to me, so wavy and I dont know—unearthly/worldly
This is not a theremin, it’s a programmable controller which you can tie to various midi inputs. Think “slider” or “dial”.
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This instruments timbre and tone are literally dream shit to me, so wavy and I dont know—unearthly/worldly
This is not a theremin, it’s a programmable controller which you can tie to various midi inputs. Think “slider” or “dial”.
I seem to only be able to map each axis to a single finger?
It seems like if it is detecting two fingers at a time I should be able to use the X and Y on each of them simultaneously?
I would love this as an AUv3 for iPadOS, any plans?
(Prompt: "Make an in browser midi theremin using Mediapipe")
There's a Web MIDI API, so might be able to reproduce all the functionality in a way that works across devices and operating systems.
That looks great! Do you have any suggestion for how to learn how to hook this up to Logic for anyone who hasn’t used midi before? I wonder how this would perform under live stage lighting conditions, i.e coloured strong lights and high contrast.
Open the app and open Logic Pro. Create a MIDI track on Logic, try waving to the app it should automatically receive MIDI message from all channels and all MIDI devices. Then if you want to filter the track to receive specific MIDI channel from specific device, for example AirBending channel 2, then find it in the dropdown in the MIDI inspector section in the same MIDI track.
Minor UX feedback
- I find the internal scroll of setting up the presets limiting. Because the whole top half is fixed it is hard to see all my settings at once. Could either the whole panel scroll?
- In dark mode, the "Save" button is black on dark grey and looks disabled.
- The delete button is scarily prominent and no confimation. Can that be moved inside the preset panel so i dont accidently hit it while performing?