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Music Control With Myoelectric Sensors

Remember Daito Manabe, the guy that electrocutes his face to the beat?  He’s doing all sorts of cool experimental stuff, as this video demonstrates. The video captures Manabe demoing myoelectric sensors as music controllers.  Here’s how Manabe’s approach works in a music/dance performance:

November 6, 2008November 6, 2008Leave a comment

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