kyma•tweaky: Share Tools

kyma•tweaky.Share.Tools

Tools contributed to the collective.

computerkeyboardtool.pci by CarlaScaletti: Interprets computer keyboard as Sound controller. A rudimentary Tool showing how you can interpret incoming computer keys to control Sound parameters or take other actions in the Tool.

OutputLevel.pci by KurtHebel: Set the output level of the Capybara in the same way as the MotorMix rotary control.

shiftKeyToGate.pci by CarlaScaletti: Tap the shift key (on your computer keyset) to send !Gate to whatever Sounds are currently running... ShiftToGate Discussion

VCF-Transform.zip by AndrewPurdy: VCF-Transform, the Mouse-To-Event tool on steroids... VCF Transform Discussion

flame Max Objects by DavidKiers: Send int/float controller values from Max to the Capybara through the Flame Firewire interface. Now also for OSX!! Max Object Discussion

5-band-cmpr.pci / 5-band-cmpr.prg by DavidMcClain: Nice interface with meters for the 5-band noise-gate/compressor/precision-limiter/soft-clipper. 5-Band Tool Discussion

PIngSlime_Mac.zip: ping slime v1.2: ping slime v1.2 (mac) by CristianVogel: use this to ping the first occurrence of an OSC message to Pacarana or OSCulator, so that Kyma can recognise it and begin to send it out. Works best sending to OSCulator to act as router. V1.2 accepts underscore and capitals and correctly formats the message with a backslash. Be sure to quit the .app with ESC , to ensure the port is correctly closed.

livemarkovkeyboard.zip: You play a keyboard or sequence and this Tool responds using your input as its training sequence LiveMarkovKBD Discussion

MultiSampler.zip by LuddyHarrison: Create a multisample from a Kyma sound. The sound is parameterized with ?KeyPitch; the sound is sampled over a user-specified pitch range. A second variation on the tool is provided, that forms simple loops from sounds that take both ?KeyPitch and ?BPM as parameters.
BLWT.tgz: wavetable bandlimiter by LuddyHarrison: An Intel Mac OS X 10.5 program (executable) that creates bandlimited wavetables from ordinary Kyma wavetables. For each 4096-sample wavetable in the input file, an output file is created that 11 4096-sample wavetables, corresponding to 11 octaves over which the wavetable can be played back without aliasing. The 11 generated wavetables have decreasing amounts of high-frequency energy; the first wavetable is the original, and the 11th wavetable will ordinarily be a simple sine wave. An oscillator is provided that uses the playback pitch (!KeyPitch) to select the appropriate waveform.

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