Posted on: 03-21-10 | By: David | In: Curltable | Comments: RSS 2.0
The first release is ready for sharing. You can find the source at
Github.
Master: http://github.com/DHoffm/Curltable
Archives: Zip,
TAR
If somebody needs an installer feel free to send me an email and I will see what I can do.
There is still a long way to go so be nice with your comments!
Leave your interesting and creative responses in the comment section beloooowwwww.
Posted on: 01-11-10 | By: David | In: Curltable | Comments: RSS 2.0
To improve the feedback of the turntable, especially for the plate, a bit I wrote a simple
DrawableGameComponent which draw’s a mouse trail. Simply call it in your game via:
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| Cursor c = new Cursor(this); |
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Posted on: 12-12-09 | By: David | In: Curltable | Comments: RSS 2.0
During my first researches on the
curltable I thought it would be nice to have some functions controlled by external elements such as potentiometers, buttons or sliders. So I gave it a try and used my Arduino and the
serialPort class for communication to the board. What I tried was to control the tempo of an audio track by a potentiometer.
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Posted on: 12-9-09 | By: David | In: Curltable | Comments: RSS 2.0
For the first time the
VFAI announced that the best thesis for bachelor and master students will be honored this year. The Curltable was nominated at my faculty at
University of Applied Science Erfurt. Unexpectedly my thesis won and I recieved some cash which was luckily more than I payed for the printing of it.
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Posted on: 12-2-09 | By: David | In: Curltable | Comments: RSS 2.0
This is hopefully one of many posts about my ongoing work for the
Curltable. You may ask what exactly the curltable is? Well it’s basically another approach on integrating digital music into a dj mix. There are already several other approaches out there which work fine for most people. What I tried to accomplish with this software is to simplify the mixing with digital music and to share a solution that is affordable.
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