Collaborative Instrument Requires Two People To Play
Conceptual designer Matt West has developed a prototype musical instrument that requires two people to play. One person controls the pitch, while the other controls the rhythm, resulting in a basic piece of music that works only if the players are in sync with each other’s subtle cues.
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| TOPICS: | Design & Architecture, Electronics & Gadgets, Entertainment |
| TAGS: | arduino, Matt West, Music |
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