Hi Stephi,
I think this should be fine if I understand correctly.
ChucK can work with multiple Arduinos- you just specify the number of the
one you want in the open() function. With illumaphone, the sound is
generated entirely on the computer by ChucK, so merging the sound is as
easy as running two copies of the ChucK code with the different Arduinos.
Im not sure exactly how Magic Music Visuals works but ChucK generally plays
well if other sound-based programs are active so I wouldnt expect problems
with that.
spencer
On Mon, May 30, 2016 at 9:16 AM, Stephi LaReine
Hi guys, As a newbie I desperately need some accurate advice on a project I have set up. I am currently using an idea I found on the Instructables forum called Illumaphone by Bonniee.
see link > http://www.instructables.com/id/Illumaphone-Light-based-Electronic-Musical-I...
I wish to use two 'illumaphones' individually controlled by two arduinos so I can vary sounds. I am also using Magic Music Visuals and OBS which is linked to a microphone to allow speech to be converted into text in real time.
The idea is that the illumaphones outputs will be sent from the main line output of a macbook but I don't need the speech to make a sound just to trigger words. I am concerned that I won't be able to merge the arduinos sonic output together and whether I will be able to run Magic Music Visuals at the same time. I am using a usb microphone.
I am also looking for ways to change the waveforms envelopes and filters in the code and I would be very grateful for any assistance in this so it doesn't muck up the code
Many thanks, hope you can help :)
Stephi
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