Sunday, March 22, 2015
Lumanoise v.2 Demo #TTNM
Published on Mar 22, 2015 The Tuesday Night Machines
"The Lumanoise Version 2 is a light-controlled drone synth from Italy. Watch this demo video, in which I explain its features and ways to play it with light.
LepLoop Website:
http://tonylight-leploop.blogspot.it/
Lumanoise Website:
http://lumanoise.blogspot.it/
The L.E.P. Lumanoise v2 has a square wave oscillator, a sawtooth oscillator and double, Trautonium-inspired sub oscillator. After mixing the oscillators together, the signal is sent through a Low Pass Filter with adjustable Resonance (which goes up to self-oscillation). The filter cutoff frequency, as well as the individual oscillators' pitches, can be controlled by light, via the light sensors on the top panel.
Other stuff shown in this video:
- PixiVisor iOS App http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/pixivisor/ (also available for Android, Mac, Linux & Windows)
- RGB LED Strip with IR remote control (no particular brand)
- Hypnocube 4x4x4 RGB LED Cube"
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