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Un piano de synthèse modélisé physiquement en C++17 : marteau, cordes, résonances. Aucun échantillon. Le MIDI live est réservé à macOS. peterc/coopiano 🎧 Les Technos → youtube.com
Un piano entier simulé en C++17, sans un seul sample. coopiano modélise le marteau, la corde, la table d'harmonie et les résonances sympathiques. Il rend vos notes ou fichiers MIDI en WAV, sans bibliothèque tierce, et se joue en live sur macOS. ⬇️ peterc/coopiano 📬 Ma veille
Coopiano – physically modelled piano synthesizer
@badlogicgames @doodlestein You might enjoy this one, am looking for a string/guitar equivalent: peterc/coopiano
coopiano: A physically modelled piano synthesizer in C++17
coopiano: A physically modelled piano synthesizer in C++17 lobste.rs #art
OK I finally put the core part of my physically modelled piano synthesizer on GitHub for anyone who's interested or can make use of it somehow: peterc/coopiano t.co
@doodlestein I've been meaning to dump it on GitHub for ages, so you've inspired me to actually get round to doing it. I'm not sure there will be much in there that can help as they are very different approaches, but you never know. peterc/coopiano