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265. Lucky Dragons at Towne Lounge
3 years ago
Lucky Dragons played an amazing set at Towne Lounge last night. Amongst some other rad tricks was this cool device that he built.
I have no idea how it works, but just by touching other people you could alter the sound and visuals. It was crazy.
I didn't cut much out of the video, because I think it's really cool to watch and listen to. If you get bored and want to see more of the projection, skip to the last 10 seconds.
myspace.com/luckydragons
I have no idea how it works, but just by touching other people you could alter the sound and visuals. It was crazy.
I didn't cut much out of the video, because I think it's really cool to watch and listen to. If you get bored and want to see more of the projection, skip to the last 10 seconds.
myspace.com/luckydragons
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I'm guessing it works in a similar way to a theremin except instead of having an induction loop to complete the circuit, he just uses people or whatever as a ground point. Obviously everyone has different resistances etc so they would all make slightly different sounds. That's clever, and really cool.
I'm pretty sure this was a Max/MSP/Jitter patch, with some custom hardware.
I will forward this to my friend Chris in seattle and see what he has to say. He works in MaxMspJitter doing sound and video work.