Sunday, March 30, 2008
Philadelphia 2006 Boredoms and their "Eye Ball" MIDI Controller
YouTube via shagasss. "eYe's Balls" via Alex:
"The two light bulbs have each a chip with a few sensors; the sensors detect movement, XYZ, shaking, velocity and proximity from each other. All these senses transmit this data as control messages to a laptop running unknown software. As the control messages trigger different sounds and events, it also sends corresponding electrical voltages back to the light bulbs, making the light bulbs react to the different movements. Really cool stuff!! I heard that a guy in Japan makes these, they're custom and only a few exist. As far as I know, there is no website for these things."
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Oh man, boredoms is awesome (:
ReplyDeleteone of the best shows i've ever seen. anyone go to 77 drummers?
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