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Powermate Grid
Following on from my previous post, Robert Hodgin used 64 Griffin Powermates, 21 four-port usb hubs and Processing to create this input device. Turn each powermate to control the brightness of the LED and the frequency of a sine wave, making lots of overlapping frequencies.
Go to www.flight404.com, then scroll down to ‘Griffin Powermate Sonia Sound Engine’ and watch the video.
Posted on July 12th 2005 under Processing
