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RGB drums control this light installation
Small test with 7 lights this time.
The final installation will have 11 columns each 4.5m tall
The installation will be about a block long.

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  • Theo Watson plus 8 months ago
    How does it work? Will people be able to trigger the drums themselves or is it audio reactive?
  • Alex Beim plus 8 months ago
    There is a sensor right on the drum skin. You can control the intensity of each drum depending on how you hit it. And colors are mixed on the fly from the values coming from each drum.

    Sensors are connected to arduino, arduino to max and max to DMX through lanbox. These were test drums, they looked and sounded bad so I didn't use the audio from the video.
  • Theo Watson plus 8 months ago
    Ahh.
    nice :)
  • Alex Beim plus 8 months ago
    Now we are moving towards just using Arduino with an ethernet shield talking to the lanbox so we don't use a computer at all and cut any possible lag.
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  • Lee Byron 8 months ago
    This is really cool. Reminds me of blue man group. I dig the time delay 'motion' of the color away from the drummer
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  • Sergey Zhavoronkov 5 months ago
    great idea! interactive music color objects!!!
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