Another note about sequencers... I don't know how the M3's sequencer compares with others, but here's another little trick to make it sound analog and alive:
Play the parts by hand! :)
Some percussion parts I copy/paste but most of the parts of the music is played by hand into the sequencer (and ...
Yeah, I usually don't like posting the same thing in several parts of the forum, but it seemed on-topic and relevant both here and in the "Instruments" section.
Just watched the video, and that's amazing; cool laser, cool cover version, (replicas are boring as hell and ...
Yeah, I usually don't like posting the same thing in several parts of the forum, but it seemed on-topic and relevant both here and in the "Instruments" section.
Dr_Jones wrote:Great work, how did you detect the laserbeams being broken?
A small, b&w USB camera from Mightex Systems "sees" the reflected light from my gloves. A laptop computer analyzes the camera frame (at almost 200 frames per second) to determine which beam(s) is interrupted.
I've just done the finishing touches on the software for my very own Laser Harp. It's very much a prototype yet with all the parts just spread out on the floor, but it is fully functional and working very well. :o)
The "brain" of the Laser Harp (a laptop computer) is connected to the ...
Still wondering a bit if I should go... I'd prefer a seated concert instead of never knowing how close to the stage you'll be. Also, I'd go to see Jarre, so those first several hours would just be standing and waiting for the bigwig himself to arrive. Hmmm... thinking hard about this now ...
Still wondering a bit if I should go... I'd prefer a seated concert instead of never knowing how close to the stage you'll be. Also, I'd go to see Jarre, so those first several hours would just be standing and waiting for the bigwig himself to arrive.
