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Bubblegum Drum Sequencer Goes One Better, Has Edible Parts

9:15PM January 18, 2008 | Gizmodo US Edition


If you liked the ball-bearing tangible drum sequencer the other day, you’ll love this: some students at UC Berkeley’s School of Information have created a similar device, this time combining computer imaging and bubblegum balls to create bangin’ tunes. Using a similar sort of hole-matrix, this version uses nifty software which detects the colour and position of the gumballs, which we think must open up the device to a few more drum effects than you can hear in the video, but whatever—it’s worth it to see the dancing.
[Bubblegum Sequencer via Technabob]



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