Well, it’s about time I released another application right? If anyone has ever played Bloom on the iphone, I’m sure you’ll recognize my port from iphone to table.
If you’re not familiar with bloom, it’s a very simple music creation application. Press anywhere on the screen to create circles that grow and ‘bloom.’ As they fade out and re-appear, they play a note. The note is based on the x-axis. As you move right, the notes go higher.

Click the above image to play
How to use:
-Press on screen (mouse, touch, multi-touch)
-Rollover/touch/click already …

Here’s some pictures from the second event where AudioTouch was on display.

It’s been a loooong way for many of you, but finally the new tracker has been made public!
Checkout the tbeta website where you can download and read the getting started full guide to see how easy it is to use!
http://tbeta.nuigroup.com
note: if you like the old touchlib tracker better, you can still use it if you’re on windows.

Well, I haven’t posted in a while, but that doesn’t mean I’ve stopped development. Actually, I’ve done the opposite and have been developing with a release date coming soon (hopefully).
I applied for GSoC a couple months ago and my project was chosen and I am have been a student under Natural User Interface Group (NUIGroup) ever since. For my project, I’ve been working on a multitouch framework/lux.
For the last few weeks (with the help of my mentor Christian Moore) I’ve been working on porting over touchlib (the main tracker of …