Interactive Rhythm Study

On your blog post, you can include some text (your inspiration/motivation), sketches, a brief description of your sound, visual, and interactive design decisions, as well as any challenges and questions that came up.

Here is my sketch.

There is a game called Pico Park I like so much playing with friends. Suddenly this came to my mind and I found that the little game can be combined with my study. 

I choose to use the cat and movement from Pico Park, and also make a mirror world and never-stopped rule (unless pause the game) form This Is Not A Jumping Game.  So finally, I got an complete idea below.

After drawing the two cats, I decided to make some interactions with the bpm of sounds. So I put a sun and a moon to control the bpm of this work.  Finally, it looked like this: 

• Note

  • Drum Samples
  • Pico Park