- Improv Library -- a set of C++ classes for
use with Improv programs.
- Example programs -- descriptions
and source code for sample programs which use the Improv library.
- Example program source code is divided according to the
type of MIDI input/output configuration which is used:
- improv -- very simple MIDI I/O
or just useful programs for explaining/processing MIDI.
- synthImprov -- one MIDI
input and one MIDI output
intended for use with interactive programs using a MIDI
synthesizer, or a MIDI controller such as the Buchla Lightening.
- batonImprov -- one MIDI
output to a synthesizer as well as MIDI I/O to Max Mathew's Radio Drum.
- batonSynthImprov --
MIDI I/O to a synthesizer as well as MIDI I/O to Max Mathew's Radio Drum.
- batonCompImprov -- MIDI
I/O to another computer as well as MIDI I/O to a radio baton controller.
Examples using multiple computers/radio batons.
- Improv environments --
example programs such as the groups synthImprov and
batonImprov are written for a specific programming
environment with predefined functions including main()
which function as minature operating systems for the example
programs so that you do not have to write an entirely new interface
for each program.
- Improv environments list
- improv -- basic environment
dealing with MIDI I/O.
- synthImprov -- environment
for using MIDI I/O communication with a MIDI keyboard.
- batonImprov -- environment
for using Max Mathew's radio baton MIDI controller for
creating interactive music.
- Programming Tutorials -- well someday
anyway :-). See the How to's below for now.
- How To's -- description of how
to do various things like compiling the library file, or
compiling example programs.
- Links to related sites.
- Bibliography of books related to
Improv.
- News about Improv
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