Using a Nintendo Wii Remote (Wiimote) and a projector you can turn any surface into an interactive musical DJ tool. This video demonstrates algoriddim's Mac DJ software "djay" — http://www.djay-software.com — on a MacBook Pro, projected onto a glass table.
I used an IR light source strapped to my finger with a push button switch to activate mouse clicks. The wiimote can track the position of my finger using Johnny Lee's famous Wiimote software: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/
A Mac version of this tool, which I used in this demo, "WiimoteWhiteboard" can be downloaded at: http://www.uweschmidt.org/wiimote-whiteboard
More info at http://www.joelsadler.net/Ideablog/IdeaBlog/Entries/2008/2/27_Low_Cost_Intera...
no multitouch?
SteveoFilipino 1 year ago
how could you monitor each track to actually beat mix? what's the audio interface?
KarzenX 1 year ago
@cxc90 its custom coded, you can make it with virtual dj.
wounsel 1 year ago
can i make the same thing with virtual dj, or its a unique feature of djay?
cxc90 2 years ago
Is there a reason you didnt try positioning the wii remote under the table and having the ir source going through the glass instead of up towards the ceiling?
I am thinking maybe the viewing angle of the wii remote may have restricted this but i believe that if possible, the accuracy would be much better.
blackshroud 3 years ago
thats awesome i use djay too haha
TheKoukiMonster 3 years ago
awesome dood
animation508 3 years ago
Very Cool Demo. Would work great for parties! How Much?
getusome 3 years ago
This is awesome Djay is such cool program
NismoDJ20 3 years ago
Awesome use of djay!
djaysoftware 3 years ago