Trackpad Synthesizer: Command Line Options |
December 26th, 2010 |
| music, tech, trackpad_synth |
On the chinatown bus back from philly (which I was *very* lucky to
catch) I moved all of the configurable options for the trackpad
synth from compile-time to command-line specification. They are:
-k [KEY] Play in the given key. Allowable keys are
'A'-'G' followed by an optional '#' or 'b'.
Default is D.
-h Harmonic minor mode
-r Relative minor mode
-x Mixolidian mode
-K A Klezmer mode (flat 2, sharp 6)
-S Send SKINI to stdout instead of MIDI from a
virtual source.
-V Use the far left of the controller as a
volume control.
-o [N] Divide the trackpad vertically into this many
octaves. Default is 5.
-s [N] Octave Shift: how far down to shift from the
top of our range. Default is 3.
-v Use velocity. When pressing keys, set midi
velocity to the finger width detected on the
trackpad.
-a Send aftertouch midi messages based on how fat
each finger is
-c [N] Send on channel N. Default is 3.
-p Send channel pressure messages based on how fat
all the fingers are on average,
-P Fake channel pressure using volume instead.
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