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Figure 53, LLC
Play music and sound effects together
Play audio and sound effects simultaneously. Start shows with a single press. Supports iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Free for one show; purchase for unlimited shows. Used for theater, dance recitals, weddings, and church services.
Zhuoran Liu
Stream gyroscope data over OSC
Stream motion data from your iPhone to computers or devices using Open Sound Control. View real-time roll, pitch, and yaw values. Choose UDP or TCP for transmission. Adjust stream intervals. Visualize data with an interactive 3D wireframe cube.
Eric Redlinger
Control live installations with touch gestures
Control audio-visual performances and interactive exhibits using mobile devices. Send commands via touch gestures or voice. Adjust parameters in real-time. Sync with external hardware and software systems. Share control inputs with multiple users.
Marcos Kohler
Program synth sounds and parameters
Control and customize sounds with intelligent sound types like Pad, Drone, and Bass. Randomize or morph synth parameters, access current kits, and manage mixer settings for track levels and effects. Save and recall snapshots for quick sound recall.
James Clutterbuck
View real-time brainwave data and graphs
View real-time EEG brainwave data with professional-grade spectrogram and frequency breakdown. Track raw microvolts and absolute wave values. Split data by brain regions or sensors. Access accelerometer and gyroscope data.
Hexler LLC
Edit audio and control MIDI devices
Create and control complex control layouts with precision. Edit audio and MIDI files. Send and receive MIDI and OSC messages across multiple connections. Support for OSC over UDP. Adjust parameters in real-time. Sync with iOS and Android devices.
Daniel Murfin
Trigger media and simulate calls remotely
Connect to entertainment networks to trigger video, audio, images, and colors remotely. Simulate incoming calls and messages using OSC. Import media from device or sync with Dropbox. Reconnect automatically on weak networks.
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