iFPH: WIRELESS CONTROL OF SOUND
Keywords:
Computer Music, Interactive Music Systems, Max/MSP, Wi-Fi, Wireless, OSC, iFPH, Android, Smartphone, nano RouterAbstract
A wireless interactive music system is a powerful tool for creating and performing music on stage. It combines different pieces of hardware and software, and the computer is controlled through a nano control surface or even a smartphone mediated by a nano wireless router. This study focuses on the Max patch for connecting a Wi-Fi device to the iFPH music software.
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