The following program examples use the batonImprov environment which is useful for two-way communication between a computer and the Radio Drum, plus a one-way MIDI output to a synthesizer.
note2 | Plays a note whenever each baton is triggered.
The B14+ and B15+ buttons change the instrument.
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runs | a single voice follows the baton on the surface of the
antenna. The x-axis maps to pitch and the y-axis maps to
the interval step size of the following voice.
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midiclock | Starts and stops MIDI timing information.
With this program you can make the computer a time keeper for
an external sequencer connected via MIDI.
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batcont | Maps baton position information into MIDI continuous
controllers.
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misc | batonImprov programs which have not be sorted yet or are
out of date.
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