RSSHye Yeon Nam shares this demo of a music controller made for mouths -
The Tongue Music system is an experimental instrument using the tongue, rather than the hand, to generate sounds. There is one person performing in front of projector, which displays an abstract video image consisting of hundreds of dots. The performer controls the mouse with his tongue to simultaneously manipulate the video images (the color and size of dots are changed along with music), the piano sound, as well as the presence or absence of a beat.Interesting idea, but it's a bit unclear how the control is operating. I suppose I was expecting audio that reflected this actual movement of the tongue, with all it's characteristic jerkiness and such. Whatever the technique may be - it makes for some cool headgear. [via Synthtopia]
This is from an event you can check out here:
http://www.wired.com/gadgets/mods/multimedia/2009/03/gallery_instruments
The rest of the entrys are really cool as well, just click the photo gallery images to see descriptions and media about each one. Almost worth a post for each one.
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