Designed as a multiplayer version of his skittle-based sequencer, Kyle McDonald created this camera-driven beat making setup using webcam, projector, and openFrameworks based software. Since it's deriving data from each phone's lit screen, it would seem this could become a flashlight-based sequencer with ease. Info on Vimeo - I See Beats
Cellphone-based beat sequencer
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or laser, or LED... and if you use different colors, you could assign each one to its own palette of samples :) Thanks for the feature!
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