[Rob Morris] sent us this video of his Wiimote based guitar effects. Similar to our post yesterday about using the Wiimote to control a synth, he is using changes in orientation to effect the sound. He starts off with simple pitch modulation, but later in the video he’s doing, uh, we’re not sure but its kind of cool.
Look! It’s the Real Guitar Hero!
Posted at 2:06 pm on Oct 14th, 2008 by SOOPERGOOMAN187
The Wiimote is a tool of infinity!! Holy crap I’m going to use this for an electric violin.
Posted at 9:55 pm on Oct 14th, 2008 by pip
That’s a lot cheaper than a Koss touchpad, too…
Posted at 8:43 am on Oct 15th, 2008 by srilyk
“he is using changes in orientation to effect the sound”
*affect* the sound. :)
Posted at 5:28 pm on Oct 15th, 2008 by bikko
holy sweet jesus i’ve gotta find out how to do that. amazing amazing amazing
Posted at 6:41 pm on Oct 15th, 2008 by ninjaguitarist
My bladder control has been affected after seeing the wiimote guitar!!!
Posted at 7:48 am on Oct 16th, 2008 by Grovenstien
Man, this guy could be the next SquarePusher.
Posted at 2:54 pm on Oct 17th, 2008 by Jay
i want to know how to do this
Posted at 7:30 am on Oct 18th, 2008 by eric
This one is tested on animals:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4xNpBYKtXg&fmt=18
It pitches down rather than up, and controls wah, distortion, etc.
How to do this:
There are several ways to read out a wii. There’s something called darwiin, which can send data in Opens Sound Control format. There must be similar things for windows and linux.
This OSC data can then be understood by supercollider, maxmsp and pd and so forth.
Build your fx in one of those, or cook the data and send it as midi to the effect that you like.
Mine is done in MSP, most of it by manipulating one tap-in tap-out delayline.
Cool , but as far as a gutarist? Ouch.
Posted at 9:51 pm on Apr 25th, 2009 by Jason
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AWESOME! Really really well done!!!
Posted at 12:40 pm on Oct 14th, 2008 by Michael