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Tools contributed to the collective.

Computer keyboard/mouse

• computerkeyboardtool.pci by CarlaScaletti: Interprets computer keyboard as Sound controller. A rudimentary Tool showing how you can interpret incoming computer keys to control Sound parameters or take other actions in the Tool.

• OutputLevel.pci by KurtHebel: Set the output level of the Capybara in the same way as the MotorMix rotary control.

• shiftKeyToGate.pci by CarlaScaletti: Tap the shift key (on your computer keyset) to send !Gate to whatever Sounds are currently running... ShiftToGate Discussion

• VCF-Transform.zip by AndrewPurdy: VCF-Transform, the Mouse-To-Event tool on steroids... VCF Transform Discussion

Capybara control

• flame Max Objects by DavidKiers: Send int/float controller values from Max to the Capybara through the Flame Firewire interface. Now also for OSX!! Max Object Discussion

• 5-band-cmpr.pci / 5-band-cmpr.prg by DavidMcClain: Nice interface with meters for the 5-band noise-gate/compressor/precision-limiter/soft-clipper. 5-Band Tool Discussion

Interactive Performance

• livemarkovkeyboard.zip: You play a keyboard or sequence and this Tool responds using your input as its training sequence LiveMarkovKBD Discussion

Sampling

• MultiSampler.zip by LuddyHarrison: Create a multisample from a Kyma sound. The sound is parameterized with ?KeyPitch; the sound is sampled over a user-specified pitch range. A second variation on the tool is provided, that forms simple loops from sounds that take both ?KeyPitch and ?BPM as parameters.
• BLWT.tgz: wavetable bandlimiter by LuddyHarrison: An Intel Mac OS X 10.5 program (executable) that creates bandlimited wavetables from ordinary Kyma wavetables. For each 4096-sample wavetable in the input file, an output file is created that 11 4096-sample wavetables, corresponding to 11 octaves over which the wavetable can be played back without aliasing. The 11 generated wavetables have decreasing amounts of high-frequency energy; the first wavetable is the original, and the 11th wavetable will ordinarily be a simple sine wave. An oscillator is provided that uses the playback pitch (!KeyPitch) to select the appropriate waveform.