This is a nonsense program that started yesterday.
Have you played Wii Music? Because this program is (not very well get you much refinement) to emulate the Steering orchestra.
Select the song you want to play and appear on screen 3 numbers separated by "." The first number is the frequency at which it is playing the song (the frequency of normal speed is 48000), the second is the maximum frequency in the last 1.5 seconds (maximum movement of the control), and the last is value at that frequency (movement of command right at that moment).
Every 1.5 seconds frequency reproduction becomes the average between the actual frequency of reproduction and the maximum frequency in the last 1.5 seconds.
You can add your own songs in MP3.
I do not know if it engages much more time to this program, but rather is a "proof of concept" that a good algorithm (mine is not) can make a good simulation of the funniest and most neglected Wii Music.
EDIT: Now works with MP3 and returns to the menu to select another song.
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