How to send continuous data to Live plugins from an Arduino
Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2012 2:05 am
First of all, I am not the programmer - and she is researching this on her own too. Dhe has set up a set of body-worn controllers plugged into an Arduino to talk to live. We are easily able to map simple digital (on/off) triggers to affect Live clips, but when we try to send continuous data from a set of flex sensors to a series of Live plugins we are stumped.
Live "sees" the sensors, and data goes to the effects when we map them, but they are sending garbled data. (For instance, in a granular delay plug in, when mapped to Wet/Dry or Frequency, the dot on the grid just jumps up and down, even when the sensor isn't being flexed)
We need to be able to make the analog flex sensors send a smooth 0-127 flow of data to Live effects, as the knobs on an APC40 do, so we can use the sensors to smoothly turn the Wet/Dry mix of an effect up and down.
Obscure perhaps, but should be someone out there who can help!
Thanks!
- Heather
Live "sees" the sensors, and data goes to the effects when we map them, but they are sending garbled data. (For instance, in a granular delay plug in, when mapped to Wet/Dry or Frequency, the dot on the grid just jumps up and down, even when the sensor isn't being flexed)
We need to be able to make the analog flex sensors send a smooth 0-127 flow of data to Live effects, as the knobs on an APC40 do, so we can use the sensors to smoothly turn the Wet/Dry mix of an effect up and down.
Obscure perhaps, but should be someone out there who can help!
Thanks!
- Heather