Batch 2 done and dusted! Please post if you are interested in a kit, as there won't be any more runs unless there is enough interest.
So, what is a laser harp?
A laser harp is a device that creates many laser beams, of which people can block using their hands to create an infinite amount of sounds.
This laser harp is known as "frameless", because it does NOT require sensors overhead. Installing sensors overhead is time consuming, and sometimes impractical if, for example, you're a one man show.
This harp has a single sensor PCB that sits on the ground in front of you. No need for fussy sensor alignment, raising trusses etc.
It outputs MIDI signals, which is a very common interface standard. USB->MIDI adapters can be had for only $5 on eBay, or if you're already a music nut, you may even have a MIDI port on the back of your keyboard! Using MIDI allows you to program the beams to be any note or instrument you want. Guitar, drums, synth pad, whistle .. or even, a harp! Anything.
Read through this thread for pictures and videos of peoples harps built with this kit, or have a look on YouTube!
Cheers,
Dan
So, what is a laser harp?
A laser harp is a device that creates many laser beams, of which people can block using their hands to create an infinite amount of sounds.
This laser harp is known as "frameless", because it does NOT require sensors overhead. Installing sensors overhead is time consuming, and sometimes impractical if, for example, you're a one man show.
This harp has a single sensor PCB that sits on the ground in front of you. No need for fussy sensor alignment, raising trusses etc.
It outputs MIDI signals, which is a very common interface standard. USB->MIDI adapters can be had for only $5 on eBay, or if you're already a music nut, you may even have a MIDI port on the back of your keyboard! Using MIDI allows you to program the beams to be any note or instrument you want. Guitar, drums, synth pad, whistle .. or even, a harp! Anything.
Read through this thread for pictures and videos of peoples harps built with this kit, or have a look on YouTube!
Cheers,
Dan
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