Re: [microsound] gaming joysticks as MIDI controllers?

[aleks vasic <bvasic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes they can be used in reaktor, for any effect or ensemble with x,y 
functionality.
 Live sticks 1.05, Enjoy v.5, Mjoy v.56.  Just google it and you should 
find a crap load of references.  You might have to do some 
tnkering/altering.  They have inexpensive ones you can get specifically 
for audio software that require no tinkering.  Also if you are on a PC 
any of the software i mentioned earlier will allow you to use a PC game 
controller, which should plug right into the back of your rig.

aLEKs



On Nov 12, 2005, at 8:05 PM, graham miller wrote:

> in my quest to find new and interesting and futuristic MIDI controllers
> i came across these crazy joysticks used for gaming (which i'm just
> getting back into after about a 15 year absence... the last video game 
> i
> played was ultima 4 and i just bought tron 2.0 the other day and am
> obsessed again):
>
> http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/productlist/CA/EN,crid=2214
>
> anyway, long story short: can these be used to control reaktor or
> whatnot? i can't think of anything cooler than making music with looks
> like the cockpit of a fighter jet...
>
> g.
>
>
>
>
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