What PIB allows you to do is making media/lighting presentations that leverage our music analysis. The system adapts to whatever music is playing at the time and keep everything in sync.

Here is a quick clip that shows Party In A Box – a media server/lighting control system that understands music in action.

I’d like to tell a little about something that we’ve been working on for a while now. The WildChords by Ovelin is a guitar learning game that understands what you play. It turns your dusty old landola sitting in the attic in to the game controller from the future. You progress in the game by playing the right chords in time with the game music, learning to be a real (not plastic) guitar hero before you know it!
This is enabled by one of our technologies, running under the hood of the game.

…small scale model of the 2-sided Penetramid(tm) design.
On the software we use a highly customized version of Modul8.

PIB is a collection of technologies, aimed to rock a dance party with immersive music-aware light and video show. Here is a video of it on tour at SF. Hyaagh! PIB @ SF

Behold! What was known as Wavetick has now become two.
TIK is the undisputed champion for your audio-to-midi clock conversion needs (in phase critical/visual applications), whereas Triple TIK tracks BAR, BEAT and ATOM on top of that.

Expect a release before the summer.

Music goes in. MIDI comes out. MIDI clock ticks to the tempo as it should but in addition, three-level rhythmic structure of the song is signaled by a MIDI note sent on each bar, beat, and temporal atom event.

How you use the MIDI is up to you. The robot doesn’t care.

Had to do this :>

The Valopinta guys posted a video using Wavetick to control lights and live visuals. Check it out!

Wavemid differs from other audio transcription/analysis programs by basically knocking them off the table.

The state of the art seems to be simple “Fourier based” methods, where Wavesum boasts their own time-frequency transform, the Fundavis(tm). If the jargon doesn’t convince you, seeing it will.

Try it out.

If  you like it, there are two more versions boasting a plenthoral feature set geared towards needs of producers, researchers and serious musicians.

We’re planning launch the free and the basic model in the beginning of november.

For the full featured one you’ll going to have to wait until next year.