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Products => CueCore, QuadCore, IoCore, TimeCore & B-Station => Topic started by: danit on April 01, 2017, 11:37:33 AM

Title: CueCore2 Sound2Light
Post by: danit on April 01, 2017, 11:37:33 AM
Hello everybody

I would like to make a playback which responds to the beat of the music and jumps to the next cue with every beat.

I would like to do this with the Midi Time Code.
How can I realize this?

Are there special transformers from sound to midi?

Do I need a BPM analyzer and is there a BPM analyzer for Midi time code?

I have already tried it with a normal relay at the loudspeaker output but this is too nervous and not regular.
 
Thank you for all your ideas.

With kind regards

Danit

Edit:
I have found two devices for the MIDI Clock.
Would that work with the CueCore2 and how would I have to program the CueCore2?

http://www.redsound.de/micro_features.html
http://www.expert-sleepers.co.uk/usamo.html

Thanks for any help.

regards

Danit
Title: Re: CueCore2 Sound2Light
Post by: Guido Visser on April 03, 2017, 12:25:45 PM
Hello Danit,

We do not have experience with sound to time code conversion, using a BPM analyzer. We are also not familiar with the devices that you have found. However looking at the websites. The USAMO seems to support some MIDI messages which the CueCore2 supports as well. Therefore there is a change that they can work together. But I can not guarantee this.

A second problem you may find is that there is a limit of 128 tracks in the CueCore2. Which may not be enough if you want to jump to the next cue every beat of the music. A track is a sequence of frames. Every frame can have its own light effect. However you can not "manually" step trough the individual frames.

However if you can run time code with your audio. You can use actual time code which allows you to run a track which is synchronized with your audio. If you can get your audio setup to send SMPTE, MTC or Art-Net time code.

Something that may interest you is SMPTE which is time code in an audio signal. Which you may be able to play on a different channel from your audio setup.

Best regards,
Guido