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\f0\fs24 \cf0 README - Craig Hanson\
256 Final Project\
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Overview:\
	This project was a great way to extend the functionality of our LUMI device.  In fact, I don't think the LUMI would have really been possible had it not been for Music, Computing and Design.  This class prepared me for developing C++ based code and using the invaluable RtAudio and RtMidi tools.  \
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Features:\
	I was able to implement most of the functionality I wanted (mainly control objects and the user interface), but there were a number of features I didn't get to design.  These include texture mapping, nice looking fonts and the ability for the user to define their screens on the fly.  These are feature I am looking to implement as soon as I can.\
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Difficulties:\
	The main difficulties that I encountered during the process of designing the LUMI interface was actually the design itself.  I went through several iterations of the design to come up with one that would be usable.  At that, I still think what I have needs to be overhauled.  But this process is where I learned the most.\
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Thanks for a great class Ge!}