Adam Hart wrote:
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using an old Atari
joystic, or a Nintendo power pad, or even just some integration of an
object from pop culture to modulate sound (not
create) in some way?
I guess many of you have already been watching this brilliant geek :
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MORE IMPORTANTLY it
would be amazing to have an audience member be able to modulate your
performance in some way... just imagine the possibilities, the numerous
parameters of the numerious midi controlled devices! wow!
"Amazing Rolo" uses the WiiMote accelerometers to turn his movements
into sound modulations. But the other popular WiiMote hack is to use
its built in camera for head tracking. So you could as well stick some
reflective tape on the head of a few audience members on the front row,
so that their dancing modulates your performance - they won't be
dancing to your music, your music will be created by their dancing!
:-)
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