Devices that can be used to control Audiosurf(without a key-mapper)

[Laserrobotics]

I think that the only other device that will work is the XBox 360 controller, other devices send signals that Audiosurf can't understand.

This topic shall be used to determine, as the title says, what you can currently control Audiosurf with while not using a key-mapper.  Anyone can put up a device that they use, but it will have to be confirmed by at least 1 other person before going into the unoffical section.

Officially supported:
Keyboard
Mouse
Xbox 360 controller

Unofficial, but works:

Waiting for confirmation:
Xbox 360 Guitar Hero controller

[lavacano201014]

I think that the only other device that will work is the XBox 360 controller, other devices send signals that Audiosurf can't understand.

It may interest you to note that my friend's 360 Guitar Hero controller can (apparently) control AS.

Since it's its own topic now, I'll elaborate as to how I think it works:

Strum one way to go left, strum the other way to go right. (I think) And then I think some of the frets do the mouseclicks - if playing Guitar Hero on the PS2 with the controller is of any help, Red (L2 - LT) "leftclicks" and Blue (R2 - RT) "rightclicks". Green and Blue could be left shoulder and right shoulder, respectively.

Of course, I haven't actually tried it, I'm merely basing it on guesswork + PS2 controller, but maybe.

[blue_h3x]

I think that the only other device that will work is the XBox 360 controller, other devices send signals that Audiosurf can't understand.

It may interest you to note that my friend's 360 Guitar Hero controller can (apparently) control AS.

Quite possibly, as you can play GH with the standard controller, with the D pad to strum, so kinda makes sense there.

[Auris-Dono]

it might also work witha  finger DDR usb matt i dont know for sure but seeing as its plug and play and takes over the arrow keys but for the mouse clicks i dont know (never uses mouse clicks)