October 26, 2007

Projects

Filed under: Uncategorized — thelych @ 2:06 pm

Projects and Works i can do in my spare time. I am a lot passionate in graphics, so i began to code for OpenGL, discovered recently Flash (AS3), and thinking now really to move things on Processing a lot more (Java is the future for poor C/C++ fellows like me, and art is knocking more and more to this fabulous programming language). But my first passion is Music, and all kinds of Audio related stuffs from synthesis to sampling to hardware to still-non-existing-toys i can dream about.

  • RT-RTGen

    RT/RTGen

    RT/RTGen is my musings with particle systems and automated drawing concepts. It is a graphic project that explore the possible (infinite) drawing states of RT, a simple generative drawing script with simple rulesets.

  • GLUI

    cyl::GLUI

    Part of my CYL Framework. GLUI is a simple layer that allow to draw widgets and interfaces on top of your main OpenGL View written in C++

  • RT1

    MIDYL


    MIDYL is an Objective-C Wrapper for the CoreMIDI Framework. I began it in february 2006 but, due to a lack of time, i did not complete the framework. Anyway, the source is still available under the download section and it can serve as an example or tutorial on how to deal with CoreMIDI under MacOSX. The application in the source detects the current MIDI Sources and destinations available and monitors the MIDI voice messages sent to it. The framework was meant to be as simple as possible and it is. Just subclass the LYMIDIClient and you re mostly done (like an NSResponder). I Will probably continue it when if i have time. And as Objective-C 3 is coming along the way soon with Mac OS X.5 i will probably refactor the thing…
    Anyway if you need a wrapper to use MIDI NoteOn, NoteOff, ChannelPressure, Controllers (…MIDIVoice Messages) in your app and you want to do it in Objective-C. MIDYL will be a good starting point and tutorials to help you do so very quickly. It is still free to look at it :>}.

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