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Direct link here: http://vimeo.com/4353898
A quick app I put together this morning as a response to Todd Vanderlin’s AR scratching ( http://vimeo.com/4312616 ). The app uses the accelerometer of the ipod touch to control the speed of a ‘vinyl record’ on the ipod screen. Slowing down the record and speeding it up is just a matter of controlling how fast you spin the device.
Next up scratching!
Track is Full Clip by Gang Starr.
Thanks to Zach Gage’s excellent ofxALSoundPlayer class!
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Awesome. If you put it on a record player whilst its spinning, does it play at a normal speed?
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It rocks, we need it on the App Store!
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Is this application really real? On this video it looks kinda fake. Yeah… I know that it is possible to make this thing working. But specially on this footage, there is a strange movement and a fake light. Just impressions…
I agree with Ian… This is as fake as a 4 dollar bill… and the quality of sound is too good for a iphone speaker. :) kind regards, allsom.
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From the conversation on Vimeo… determining which way an accelerometer is accelerating is a royal pain in the bloody arse. Tapping might work out nicely. Is there any way to use the camera to determine this? I look forward to seeing how you solve this one.
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FAKE! The accelerometers are not capable of detecting this motion.
Actually, I take that back. The sensors can detect this. They could not detect rotational *position* but can detect rotational *motion*.. nice!
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@Computer guy, I believe he stated that he actually uses the outward force to detect how fast it’s spinning – centrifugal force increases with the speed of rotation.
So even if it couldn’t directly detect rotation it would word.
OMG. this is excellent to get your iphone/ipod scratched as you’ve never imagined…
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Were can i download this??
This is a really cool app! You cant skratch on something that has no torque though…..
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is this app available for download??
Doesn’t exist. Never has. But search “Vinyl” on the app store for a cool retro record player that actually does exist and does quite a bit. Plays all your itunes and looks groovy too.
Hey theo im reallylooking forward to this app! Can u at least let us know when your going to put it on app store? Or even finish it? Thanks man i really appreciate it!!!
please submit it to appstore! plz
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That’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.
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Fun fun fun! We posted it in out blog as well. http://blog.remiix.net/?p=248