New Interfaces For Musical Expression:: the SoundShell Project    by Evan Raskob, 2003 er557 [at] nyu.edu
SoundShell :: weekly :: week#6 :: 1--2--3
Next, I built a BX-24 setup (using Netmedia's BX-24 Basic Stamp chip) that converted analog voltages from a Sharp GP-202 Infrared range sensor and a 3mm ultrabright red LED into MIDI continuous controller messages on channel 11, controllers 80 & 81. A patch in PD (Pure Data) receives the MIDI data and modifies some parameters of a sample (duration, start point) based on the CC values passed into it.

The next step is to create a matrix of red LEDs that can be row/column scanned, and thus have their analog voltages read by the PIC microchip and converted to MIDI messages that the PD patch will handle.

::PROBLEMS::

      Instructor: Gideon D'Archengelo