Getting WiGi with It. Performing and Programming with an Infrared Gestural Instrument

A Case Study

by Richard Scott

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Appendix 2: JunXion Control Outputs in More Detail

1. Continuous controllers outputs:

• Pitch (continuous and stepped/discrete)
• Pitch
• Amplitude
• Filter frequency
• Filter curve
• Panning (Left, Right, Left + Right)
• Buffer play region absolute start position, continuous
• Buffer play region absolute start position, discrete/ discrete/stepped
• Buffer play region relative start position, continuous
• Buffer play region relative start position, discrete/stepped
• Buffer play region length
• Sample and hold/polyphonic sample and hold mode
• Pattern play modes (to audio buffer) midi clock input
• Sample and hold/pattern play modes (to external synthesizer)
• percussion “strikes” to 4 additional midi channels

Also:

• send continuous controllers to external synthesizer
• send continuous controllers to external processor

2. Trigger functions outputs:

• 7 x play/transform
• 2 x record external input
• 2 x buffer resample

3. Shifted/switching functions outputs:

a. Essential switching functions:

• Shift key (creating multiple key functions)
• Key timers (differential timing creates multiple switching functions)

b. Other switching functions:

• all continuous controllers on/off (10 switches)
• 20 buffer load zones
• 4 load new preset zones
• engage external processor (on/off)
• engage external synthesizer on/off
• granular pitch/granular length
• Pattern play hold play on/off/hold
• Return pitch to default
• wave folding level

All notes off