Kinductor
- Posted: Jun 29, 2011 at 6:00 AM
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We've all, well I have at least, conducted orchestras virtually (i.e. swung our arms and hands around pretending we knew what we were doing all the while "conducting"... 
Now is our chance to kind of do it for real, using the power of the Kinect, the Kinect SDK for Windows and code from three very talented developers.
Kinductor
Kinductor puts you on the podium and in control of a full symphonic orchestra using just your hands and Kinect.
This project was created in under 24 hours during the Kinect Code Camp on June 15th, 2011 and demonstrated during the live Kinect for Windows SDK beta launch. The contributors were:
- Joshua Blake, Jeff Garra, and Shani Jayant
Project Information URL: http://kinductor.codeplex.com/
Project Source URL: http://kinductor.codeplex.com/SourceControl/list/changesets
Contact Information:
- Joshua Blake, http://www.infostrat.com
- Jeff Garra, http://www.zaaz.com
Today's post if via Den by Default (aka Dennis Delimarsky), Kinect SDK – resources for developers)
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Hey, when can I get this?
@Anonomous: Now. Click on the Project information and/or Project Source URL's above.
I can not get start.
After successfully launched, no vocie could be heard, and the music score remain static as well
I can not get start.
After successfully launched, no vocie could be heard, and the music score remain static as well
@Dottog:
Read the notes at http://kinductor.codeplex.com/. You have to push the spacebar to start or reset music playback. You also have to put the midi files in a specific place, or change the location in code. (A bit ugly I know but hey, we had <24 hours to create it from scratch!)
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