Steampunk Music Sequencer
15Jan08
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Filed under: Drum Machines & Groove Boxes, Electronic Instruments
PhD student and cybernetics guru Peter Bennet has created a new tangible interface, Beat Bearing, which is a sort of steampunk-style music sequencer.
Creatively, Bennet uses ball bearings on washer as a way of completing a circuit to make a switch. Sequences are created by moving ball bearings from the tray to one of the rows of switches. Each row is a assigned a different sound.
Here’s the Beat Bearing in action:
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Tags: music sequencer, Music Videos, steampunk, Strange
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