Finally got the bugs worked out with the sensor. The harp is driven by an Arduino (Boarduino varation) and connected to the impOSCar VSTi software synthesizer, the TAOS sensor array sits on the floor in it's own stand. The array above the harp i is just made up of fs mirrors for added p'zazz.
Complete plans, schematics and source code will be available soon on my website.
The harp does respond to hand distance from the sensor, but that can sometimes go awry - so I switched it off for the demo.
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i made one for my high school engineering class. it was fuckin awesome. other people made shit projects like gluing a camera on a toy helicopter. we blew everyone out of the water and needless to say we got an A+
Hey man, I'm impressed and inspired by your incredible work on this project. I'm studying Music Technology at university and I would love to build one of these myself. Would I be able to get most of the components for this beast in Maplin Electronics. Also if I were to get the schematics do they go through the building process stepwise?
Since I don't sell a complete kit, it's difficult to produce a stepwise guide - there are schematics and a build diary (with pictures) of me completing mine, but yours might be different due to the parts you buy and circuit boards you use.
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