I might just be pivoting to use Unreal Engine for future developments.
This is my first project using UE5 as the new engine for Juvul AV explorations.
I have made a series of custom MIDI Components and this is the first test putting a few things together.

The Unreal scene doesn’t do much (animation wise) by itself but is driven by a multi-channel sound track – the music that you hear playing of course – composed and played real-time in Cubase with telePort in tandem and transmitting Live MIDI to the Unreal Scene.

So, as always it is indeed very real-time what you see. It also already had its debut as a live and interactive “Piano controlled installation”.

In effect, this could be the beginning of “new MIDIum”…

Cathode’s Journey has come full circle – All planned versions have been released, and certain iOS issues were fixed!

Finally there’s a Games section here on the site where you can find all information about the game in one place 🙂

There’s a brand new page with Playing Instructions and also a full Press release was written.

Happy Holidays from Juvul ! 🙂

Cathode’s Journey has been released in a free Lite version on both iOS and Android.

Get it while it’s fresh 🙂

Cathode’s Journey has received a big update on iOS with many flow-enhancing improvements. And, it has now finally been released on Android!

Get it directly on Google Play Store

Or on Apple App Store 🙂

Cathode’s Journey, the first Juvul game, has just been released for iPhone and iPad!

Juvul is knee deep in two as of yet secret collaborations. This means that not much time is available for telePort/MIDIum or the upcoming game Cathode – using the same technology. Here however is a preview video of the in-house level editor used for the game, which does in fact relate to everything else.

telePort 0.9.2.1 is now available for download, fixing the three only known issues!

These past six months however have primarily been spent creating a mobile game using/refining the upcoming framework which will eventually lead to telePort 1.0 and MIDIum as well.

Much more about that later… for now, Happy New year!

telePort 0.9.2 is now available for download!

The launch video shows besides telePort and telePort Control for the first time more than a little sneak peak into the development of New MIDIum. What are you waiting for, have a look!

….and, off course telePort Control is already available to buy on iTunes. Go ahead, support the development of telePort and MIDIum!

During this summer a few telePort jams inspired the need for a couple of extra features for this version. They are now all done and includes:

-a MIDI Input Utility that lets you virtually change MIDI Channel and merge several small controllers into one. Great for tiny (travel) setups!
-Poly pressure Input Type
-Computer keyboard Input Types (Both individual keys, and the numeric range)
-Program Change Support: Both for Hardware Instruments and Hardware Insert Effects.
-A couple of tiny enhancements and “smart features”

And, as the headline says the telePort manual is now done!
This version is also completely JAVA free, meaning especially Mac OSX Yosemite users will be happy.
All in all, this now truly looks like the final version of telePort 0.9.2 and a launch video will be coming soon!

Until then… here is a screenshot from the new version of MIDIum – also coming along nicely.
What more fitting in this dark time to have the mascot TV Cat illuminated by pages of the manual? That’s 256 dynamic real-time light sources for you…! Wishing you all a great winter solstice/celebration of light/christmas!

The telePort Beta and telePort Control has both been updated fixing quite a few little things. It seems for this version, there might be nothing left to fix!
So while waiting for the manual here’s a little recent Jam Medley improvised by dubbilan, Ctrls and Rune Abro (quite dark and melodic downtempo/ambient). Enjoy!