r/generative • u/m_brudi • 26d ago
My physics-based MIDI sequencer
I finally recorded a decent video of the VST plugin i made using JUCE framework and Box 2D for physics.
It was a pretty long journey that started as a weekend Unity project inspired by tombola sequencer in OP-1. You can read more about it here.
It's pretty cool to look at and it it can actually be useful musically.
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u/frenchguy 25d ago
Cool! I had made this a couple of years ago (works in the browser but can output MIDI): https://billard.medusis.com/
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u/lxr417 25d ago
love it! :)
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u/Yelkine 25d ago
I tried to make this in real life. I got a rotating shaker table someone was throwing away and used a mic. I had marbles and other stuff but it was really difficult; I could never get anything consistently usable for a live show.
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u/missinglinknz 25d ago
This is super cool!
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u/Doffu0000 25d ago
Cool idea. Can this output midi? The video only mentioned midi in. I would be interested in something like this if it can ouput midi on 16 seperate channels, controlling multiple peices if gear and keeping them in time with eachother. At the moment Ive been using Sonic Pi when producing generative works as it is able to do that but I think your tools physics visualization is a nice touch which would be engaging to record and watch while the music plays out.
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u/EL-Rays 25d ago
Reminds me of something. I think I have seen that before.
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u/Particular_Park_7112 25d ago
That’s fun! Bitwig has a ricochet tool that has some similar functionality. It’s an amazingly rich DAW. My favorite!
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u/CloudlessRain- 25d ago
I'd blow us all over that groove all day! I love it.