Gong Kempur Kemong vs neo Drone - virtual theremin Usage & Stats
World's first iPhone/iPad implementation of the main instruments of a Balinese Gamelan Gong Kebyar!
The Gong, Kempur, and Kemong are instruments of the Balinese Gamelan Gong Kebyar that mark the musical cycles called gongan, and are used in every piece of traditional Balinese gamelan music.
** Note that the Gong and Kempur produce very low-pitched sounds and require a high-quality sound system for best sound reproduction. The use of a high-quality headphone or external amplifier with good bass response is recommended.
* Sound bank sampled from real instruments
* User interaction is specially designed to mimic real playing experience
* Photos from real instruments
* Optimized for low-latency sound reproduction
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neo Drone is innovative theremin like synthesizer. The pitch of the oscillators is controlled by moving your hand in the air without touching the device. The hand is tracked by the front face camera.
Description video to see it in action:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qACS_XJ_cg
The algorithm behind was made by me on the second Music Hakathon in Sofia.
You can control the range of the synth by adjusting the light sensitivity, but the app is not working in dark environments. The tonal range is 2 and a half octaves and you can play in legato and staccato mode.
The touch area of the device is working as a kill switch so you can produce these talking synth sound.
Features:
- play without touching the device
- kill switch
- 2.5 octaves
- adjust camera range with light sensitivity slider
- core midi - so you can add USB midi keyboard to the show
- nice and fat sound
- visual color indicator for the playing note
- legato and staccato mode
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Gong Kempur Kemong VS. 
neo Drone - virtual thereminDecember 19, 2024