Custom Sounds

[PDFMan]

Could we ever get a feature that lets us add a custom sound as boot on/off sound?

[Cerebrum123]

We can kind of do that now. I suppose it depends on what's used to make the sound, and what kind of sounds it can even make.

[PDFMan]

Cerebrum123님이 먼저 게시:

We can kind of do that now. I suppose it depends on what's used to make the sound, and what kind of sounds it can even make.

How?

[Cerebrum123]

Entertainment Network님이 먼저 게시:

Cerebrum123님이 먼저 게시:

We can kind of do that now. I suppose it depends on what's used to make the sound, and what kind of sounds it can even make.

How?

When you go to Add/Test controller there is a customization option. Oh, but you might need to be opted into Steam client beta to do this. There is a sound for turning the SC on, and a sound for turning the SC off. You can pick a sound from the list they currently have.

[✖️⁧⁧ Nervenkitzler]

or like here:

bli Pila님이 먼저 게시:

Hello !
I have been spending some time during theses days trying to understand how the communication between Steam and the Steam Controller works.
I was especially interested in driving the haptic actuators, so I could see their full potential.
I finally managed to get full control over the actuators, so I wrote a small piece of software to have fun with them, check this out :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bwq2btaPio0

You can try this by yourself, I made an archive with my software : https://sourceforge.net/projects/steam-controller-singer/files/

And here you can find all the source code : https://gitlab.com/Pilatomic/SteamControllerSinger

My software now supports wired & wireless mode, playback on both haptics and MIDI files as input
It will play MIDI channel 0 on the right haptic, and channel 1 on the left haptic
There should be only one active note per channel at the same time

You can use MidiEditor to edit your midi files

[Clan Wolf]

✖️ tendstar ✖️님이 먼저 게시:

or like here: :GlorkOuch:

bli Pila님이 먼저 게시:

Hello !
I have been spending some time during theses days trying to understand how the communication between Steam and the Steam Controller works.
I was especially interested in driving the haptic actuators, so I could see their full potential.
I finally managed to get full control over the actuators, so I wrote a small piece of software to have fun with them, check this out :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bwq2btaPio0

You can try this by yourself, I made an archive with my software : https://sourceforge.net/projects/steam-controller-singer/files/

And here you can find all the source code : https://gitlab.com/Pilatomic/SteamControllerSinger

My software now supports wired & wireless mode, playback on both haptics and MIDI files as input
It will play MIDI channel 0 on the right haptic, and channel 1 on the left haptic
There should be only one active note per channel at the same time

You can use MidiEditor to edit your midi files

thats alot of fun. Found a few portal 2 midis from composers.

http://sebastianwolff.info/blog/2011/04/portal-2-want-you-gone/
http://www.nonstop2k.com/midi-files/6066-mike-morasky-portal-2-main-theme-midi.html
https://www.dropbox.com/s/boq2rflq6tyh6ey/Portal%202%20-%20Reconstructing%20Science.mid?dl=0


heres the original link
http://steamcommunity.com/app/353370/discussions/0/494632506573267894/

found dooms midis
http://www.theparticle.com/midi/doommidi.html

the actuators are just like floppy drives, in that open n closing can lead to sounds.
have to see about adding these to bpm.