nylonpsycho

Fire Justin McElroy!

I would take my wife there... we've wanted to go and never got a chance to honeymoon.

McDonald's?

IF the controller is a standard HID joystick via USB, OS X will recognize it automatically. IF you have Max/MSP, that program can convert HID joystick information into MIDI any way you can conceive of. Max/MSP costs money, so there is a similar program called PD which is open source and may have the same functionality.

You would need to send MIDI between two applications to get this working, so, in comes Apple's IAC Bus. You can turn this on in OS X's audio MIDI setup. In Max or PD, you can then send MIDI out the IAC bus, and in Garageband, you can make a new track and set its input to that same IAC bus.

Well, to do what you stated on the post, if the controller is a standard HID, you could use Max/MSP and the IAC Bus routed to your favorite audio program (even garageband). Maybe PD-extended has a HID external for OS X, but I haven't checked recently.

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All I was saying was that Joystiq was likely quoting what PS3Fanboy had not yet posted, because they had a chance to read it already. Proof is in the pudding, it's a direct quote from the exclusive.

Probably the one that ps3fanboy will post following this article; they are on the same blog network, after all...

I need to replace my 8 year old TV!

Must... replace... V80

Me?