We hosted the International Csound Conference at TUS Athlone this year, and as part of the preparations for this, I decided to put together a small gift for all the delegates.
I built some controllers for interfacing with Csound (or any capable software) via OSC. They are built using the NodeMCU ESP8266, and they make use of a 9 degrees of freedom IMU, along with an analog joystick and a push button.
This device sends information over a local network via OSC for the full Arduino code and some Csound examples. Although the controllers send information wirelessly it was beyond my budget to include on-board battery power. Maybe something that could be done in the future? Please see the GitHub page here for the Arduino code and a couple of very basic Csound examples. Video examples to follow
