Search Results for "computer generated music"

Ares stands for Aural RPG Experience System. It is used to create and play music lists, background sounds or special sound effects for different situations during (pen & paper) role-playing.

With Xbpad, you can use an Xbox 360® controller to surf the web and play games and music on your PC. It's a comfortable alternative to the keyboard and mouse. Using Xbpad with a wireless controller means you don't need to sit by your computer. You can control your music player wirelessly. You can also connect your computer to your TV and browse the web wirelessly using your controller. Xbpad lets you use a comfortable controller instead of the mouse and keyboard. ...

Warning: this games server is no longer functional. In the future it may be fixed, but unfortunately, the game is currently nonoperational. This game consists of a Java client, a PHP server, and a database which is accessed with MySQL. It is my first game capable of functioning across a network, and my first application which combines Java with a database.

Melosion is a serious game written in Java. Its purpose is to teach kids (and, why not?, bigger "kids"!) to learn to read music score. The project started as a project for a course in Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands.

SSTPong is a breakout style pong game used to test both a player's skill and web services. Players use a paddle to hit a ball towards rows of bricks. When the bricks are hit, computer generated test data is sent to the web service.

This project is a proof of concept for the use of video games as an alternative to traditional methods of music teaching, particularly for boys. It is the basis for the "Million Musician Challenge"- to engage 1,000,000 in music making.

InterRED is a computer network hacking game in the vein of Uplink, although based in the world of terminals and commands lines rather than mouse clicks. The game will feature a single player story and randomly generated worlds for maximum replayability.

JuggleAnim is a juggling pattern animator written in 100% pure Java (AWT), executable as an applet or application. Juggling patterns are entered in siteswap notation or selected from generated or pre-defined lists.