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WebPipes– A web-based Virtual Pipe Organ with realistic console UI
(openpipes.org)
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temporal_123
10mo ago
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temporal_123
10mo ago
I built a browser-based virtual pipe organ that loads SF2 soundfonts and renders a realistic organ console interface. Features: - Loads SoundFont2 organ samples directly in the browser (using smplr library) - MIDI keyboard support (
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temporal_123
2y ago
I'll chime in with a related project: https://openpipes.org
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OpenPipes: Build your open-source virtual pipe organ system
(openpipes.org)
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temporal_123
3y ago
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temporal_123
3y ago
If you wanna build a cheap, digital one based on Linux and Arduino. go to openpipes.org
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temporal_123
4y ago
You can build your own Pipe Organ emulator, using a raspberry Pi, Linux, Arduino and 3d printed parts. See: https://openpipes.org
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temporal_123
5y ago
Do you want to collaborate in the Digital Musical Instrument space, designing open source real life products from the bottom up? We are building the first end-to-end Pipe Organ Emulator project, from the cabinet furniture and the Arduino sp
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temporal_123
5y ago
For Pipe Organ professionals, sounding similar Is just one aspect of the instrument. There are tonnes of other nuances, that require as much thought as the sound emulation itself. In that vein Is that I call Aeolus "simple". The s
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temporal_123
5y ago
I've had correspondence with Fons, including a little drama about somebody improving upon his code, which he disagreed, and caused the deletion of the improved repo. This incident put me further away from working with its codebase, in
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temporal_123
5y ago
I agree that my project runs on the application layer, not as impressive as this bare metal solution.
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temporal_123
5y ago
My first prototypes were done with Aeolus, which is a simple but limited additive synth with up to 64 components. This distro utilizes GrandOrgue, a very specialized Pipe Organ emulator and sampler, running headless on a framebuffer and loa
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temporal_123
5y ago
I did something similar for emulating Pipe Organs: openpipes.org