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Click Tracker: Performance/composition tool for metrically complex scores
Authors: João Pais and Pedro Lopes
Download full paper Media:Click Tracker.pdf
Click Tracker is a tool designed for composers, conductors and instrumentalists working with modern music. It allows users to prepare an accompanying click track of any musical score, independently of its complexity. Also, several multimodal features that take advantage of both visual and aural feedback, making it suitable for musical study or learning contexts.
The Click Tracker is available for public download and has been used in both practice and concert performance by several professional instrumentalists and composers.
Also at the Pd-Convention: Workshop by João Pais Understanding and being creative with Pure Data’s data structures and Endphase laptop trio performance
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4th international Pure Data Convention 2011 Weimar ~ Berlin