Percussa’s AudioCubes are wireless smart blocks for sound design, composition, live performance, music education and music app development. They can sense your fingers and hands as well as each other’s location and orientation. They have built in RGB lighting for visual feedback. Shaping sounds in this fashion is much more intuitive than using knobs: rather […]
Glitch is a sound and graphic synthesizer, powered by Arduino, fitted in a Tupperware and using few electronic components. The sounds are generated by Puredata, then sent via OSC protocol to Processing for the graphic display. The physical inputs are managed by an Arduino board. It has been developed by Thomas Meghe, and here […]
With the help from Lindsey French, some houseplants in Chicago have enjoyed a concert generated by the vibrations of a cherry tree in western Massachusetts. Attached to the cherry tree was a piezo sensor, which measured the tree’s vibrations. These were uploaded to the world wide web using an Ethernet Pro as a […]
Noah Hornberger, former Pixar artist, has recently invented a motion-activated musical toy called the Dub Cadet. The precise rotation and speed of the Dub Cadet determines what pitches play from this MIDI and Arduino-based electronic instrument. It can produce over 3 million possible rhythm possibilities for any one bar of music. By offering […]
The musical interfaces can sometimes be extremely curious. That’s the case of the chess sequencer. The Chess Sequencer is a step matrix sequencer made from a chess board, where placing the pieces make music. The sequencer is connected to software synths on my Mac trough USB and a Processing patch to convert the […]
In case you hate the office music next time, just throw a paper at it. Just not in front of the boss! :P Agency republic in London chose to tackle this issue in an R&D project by putting up a poster in the office that says “change the tune” and when you hit it with […]
In case you hate the office music next time, just throw a paper at it. Just not in front of the boss! :P Agency republic in London chose to tackle this issue in an R&D project by putting up a poster in the office that says “change the tune” and when you hit it with […]
The little drum playing robot designed by Steffest makes great music. You control it like most drum computers: you draw the beats on a pattern of sixteen dots, perfectly suited for generic 4/4 rhythms. There a 8 lines, each controlling 1 servo motor. Most of the servo’s have a percussion item both on the left […]
Terrence O’Bien posts a clean music interface (no menus / no buttons) based on RFID, as previously seen some time ago. There isn’t actually much new about this awesome DIY project, but it’s the way it brings the various parts together that has us impressed. Designed by Instructables user XenonJohn, with help from software developer David […]
This is for the uber-cool geeks who want to specially set up a pre-dinner concert for their loved ones. Using an SRF05 and an Arduino Uno get that beautiful musical effect with the perfect smile! Also get the code from Github, plug it in, load the sketch and play! via [Michele] and [Larry]
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