Happy Thxgiving - DSmidiwifi
[Tom] pointed out this nintendo DS midi wifi hack demo. [0xtob] and [therain] put on a demo of using a ds as a midi device. Check out the video. The two most interesting applications demo'ed: [to me] The kaos pad app and using the DS as a midi playback device. [I wonder how long until we see a DS orchestra. Seems like the DS still has plenty of potential for development. [via musicthing]
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(Page 1)2. Very awesome. I have no idea of what practical application that would have in my life, but I really don't even care.
Posted at 11:36PM on Nov 23rd 2006 by TJ
3. very nice work done with that.
also interesting how you allowed 2 way control of DS / computer
Posted at 2:04AM on Nov 24th 2006 by mike
5. Was that the ski or die rif?
Posted at 3:23PM on Nov 24th 2006 by Superpomme
7. Wow.
How cool would it be to have a group be able to jam?
If written for it, you could send the app as a demo program and anyone passing by with a DS would be able to join in!
Really really cool stuff!
Posted at 5:41PM on Nov 24th 2006 by strider_mt2k
8. There is a band called "The Gameboyzz Orchestra Project" out there, the music is a bit wierd, but it is all made on different gameboys.
http://www.gameboyzz.com/ is supposedly their homepage, but it only returns an empty page to me at the moment, maybe you'll have more success.
Just thought I should mention it in reply to how long it will take until we see an orchestra, they have been around for a while.
Posted at 9:02PM on Nov 24th 2006 by Ph0N37Ic5
9. Astounding!
If only it was easier (and free) to get onto the ds...
Posted at 9:37PM on Nov 24th 2006 by bgugi
10. To the above poster: it IS free... and will be as easy to run on your DS as any other DS homebrew... you should be seeing it for download very soon.
Posted at 10:43PM on Nov 25th 2006 by therain (collin meyer)
11. You'll be happy to know that Tobias (0xtob) has released the DSMIDIWiFi library and some really neat programs that make use of it.... take a look here: http://dsmidiwifi.tobw.net
Posted at 3:34AM on Nov 27th 2006 by therain (collin meyer)
12. so fscking awesome :) an ancient shout (sounding like "smc roxx da base in 2k!!") to 0xtob, hope to see you at 23c3.. cheers
Posted at 11:36AM on Nov 27th 2006 by madcap
13. this is amazing
i am a noob hacker and i need to no how to do this
make some sort of walkthrough to show me
again this is fricken awsome
Posted at 11:18AM on Jan 19th 2007 by Frankie Gasparovic
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1. I think this is one of the cooler things that I've seen homebrew DS software do.. and the fact that you can use more than one together makes it even cooler.
Now someone needs to step up the bill for the tools required to run homebrew. Hackaday? ;)
Posted at 9:24PM on Nov 23rd 2006 by Sthebig