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Nice use of kinetic instruments to produce something that could theoretically be considered melodic.
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Lev and Thumpbot play crazy
Posted by Jonah Brucker-Cohen |
Sep 20, 2007 12:01 PM
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I think it's Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy"
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Which wasn't a good song to begin with...
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I love the robotic theramin. Can anyone tell what's playing the harmony?
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The harmony's being played by an old MT-32 synthesizer.
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Cool work, my friend. Is the synth also putting out MIDI signals running the 'bots?
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Dragonphyre keep your hater-mouth shut. Gnarls is truth.
This is too ill. I know youve all seen that computer-animation with a full on band of different self-playing instruments... the one that uses steel balls for drums... A real life version would be nuts!
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Thanks, AP. It's a laptop running Reaper and Max/MSP that's controlling the synthesizer, theremin bot, and percussion bot through midi.
Samurai, I know just the video you mean, and I've wondered if it could be done in real life.
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