Exploring gesture control with Gliss & Glover - On demand
Membership plan: Just Curious | Topics: Music Production
Course overview
Computers these days give us the power to create almost any sound imaginable, so now we have to question ourselves - how do we interact with our computers physically? In this workshop you will explore what it’s like to control those sounds and effects with your movement by learning about Glover - a mapping application for converting movement to MIDI or OSC.
What you'll learn
- Mapping movement to MIDI in Glover
- Training postures in Gliss
- Mapping from Glover to a DAW
- Considering what “good” movements are to control soundÂ
Who is this course for?
- This course is for artists who want to explore gesture control of music using Gliss & Glover
Course content
- Introduction
- Part 2 - The Gesture Page
- Part 3 - Scenes & Device Feedback
- Part 4 - Considering Movement
- Workshop handout
Requirements
- Download the free Gliss app from the Apple app store: iOs only
- Download free trial of Glover via mimugloves.com/glover
- A DAW or a piece of hardware that can receive MIDI or OSC - Ableton Live recommended as Chagall will be most proficient at supporting you with that but others work too
- A microphone routed into your computer if you’d like to experiment with manipulating your voice with Gliss
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More info: Gliss app
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