The Bubblegum Sequencer - Making Music With Candy

The Bubblegum Sequencer is a physical step sequencer that lets you create drumloops by arranging colored balls on a tangible surface. It generates MIDI events and can be used as an input device to control audio hardware and software. Finally, people can't claim anymore that electronic music isn't handmade.

For more information, visit http://backin.de/gumball

Update: In some instances, the sequencer plays notes that aren't actually on the table. This is due to the computer vision picking up background light and general noise.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• electronic
• music
• sequencer
• tangible
• user
• interface
• tui
• berkeley
• groovebox
• gadget
• electronics
• diy
• computervision
• cv

[BlackTallKid]

I ate the gum. Now what do I do?

[TheJordanband]

So what happens when you eat the gum?

[djalankin1]

@hydem12 press 6 !

[marcomovies97]

reactable....

[crankmeup1]

I want to see a cereal sequencer

[GumballDrumMachine]

Class video. I made my own version. You can see the result in my YouTube video.

[alexandraolivia17]

more cowbell! 

[fbbpoa]

i want this software please

[tobzhooli]

Oh my wow this is amazing!

[burdoc00]

fruityloop

[denisvandervelde]

AAMS Auto Audio Mastering System (google for it)

[GrossmeisterD]

Awesome!