bar|none has used the routing matrix of EigenD 1.3-testing to send per-key 14-bit MIDI CC messages to his Kyma.
Strings for Rapture (Ode to the End of the World) from bar|none on Vimeo.
As you can hear, it has a lot of per note expression. Each key controls, velocity, pitch, timbre (reresonation of the strings), volume. phase, pick sound mix using roll, yaw, pressure, velocity of the keys, each key sending all this information INDEPENDENTLY!
There is a bit of bowed cello added which comes in only when I use the strip controller, everything else is one KYMA sound.
He’s playing a sound designed by Edmund Eagan for the Continuum that he adapted for the Eigenharp.
As you can hear, it has a lot of per note expression. Each key controls, velocity, pitch, timbre (reresonation of the strings), volume. phase, pick sound mix using roll, yaw, pressure, velocity of the keys, each key sending all this information INDEPENDENTLY!
There is a bit of bowed cello added which comes in only when he uses the strip controller, everything else is one KYMA sound.
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