[Guy John] sent in this cool sequencer project. He’s using the game Go as the input. A web camera pics up the location of the pieces on the grid and plots them in his sequencing software. You can see that it is still very much in progress, but it is coming along nicely. He openly admits that it may never be completely practical. There is still so much to be improved to get it even comfortably usable, such as motion detection to remove his hand from the mix when re locating the Go pieces. This project is very similar skittle interface that we posted back in july. It would be kind of interesting, though probably repetitive, to actually play a game of go and listen to the variations in the music while you play.
Over the last month I have written articles on the rapid advances in genome sequencing (Knowme) and SNP analyses (23andme and deCodeme), all of which are truly awesome. So when Helicos Biosciences a... 查看全文
Hannes Hesse & Andrew McDiarmid sent in this sweet project! - The Bubblegum Sequencer is a physical step sequencer that lets you create drumloops by arranging colored balls on a tangible surface. It g... 查看全文
By Evan Ackerman Im generally in favor of anything thats both practical and edible at the same time, and although a MIDI sequencer might not be the most practical thing ever and bubble gum isnt techni... 查看全文
You may have read about it in our recent Made in Japan post - but now Korg's DS-10 Synthesizer/sequencer/drum machine is headed for an international release! From the DS10blog [via] - For those of you... 查看全文
Beamer writes -I've been working on a sequencer project for a while and I got some good footage of my good friend Scott Hansen from Tycho and ISO50 playing with it.It's based off of the Arduino right ... 查看全文
Physical beats you can eat! (or at least chew).If you're curious about this unique confectionary controller, come get a closer look on May 3rd & 4th at Maker Faire San Mateo. There, many a sweet beat ... 查看全文
Scientists from Helicos BioSciences, Ohio University, and Stanford University have published a paper in Science describing the first single-molecule sequencing of a whole genome. The researchers used ... 查看全文
The "Drool" is an Arduino based midi interface that functions as a drum sequencer operated with a crank. The user can also use their hands to manipulate the rhythm of the beats and the data is sent as... 查看全文
Here's a Nintendo DS sequencer project / hack that comes with source code. Really simple interface using the touch screen and a pretty cool way to lay down the tracks live.DStep V2 DS MIDI Sequencer [... 查看全文
This Sequential Resonation Machine by Joseph Casbarian routs any amplified sound source through a twelve position switch positioned at the top of the device. Eachof the 12 valves contain a speaker, tu... 查看全文