[sdiy] hello everybody

[Amos]

congratulations on the strangest post I have read in some time.

I would consider that the range of motion of your performers is
somewhat limited, so rather than directly translating motion into
sound (which might get a bit monotonous), you consider some sort of
algorithmic-composition tools (like a MAX patch or similar) to
translate variations in the motion or rhythm into changes in key, song
structure, or other "macro" structures of the musical performance.
Also consider other types of input, like skin electroconductivity or
muscle tension... these inputs could change the timbre of the sound
output, for example.

I am pretty into synths, but I will pass on one where the "dongle"
requires piercing! ^_^

On Feb 12, 2008 2:59 PM, alf holm <solution at netcabo.pt> wrote:
> i am trying to achieve a bizarre synth setup and have 0 experience-
> perhaps someone can help.
>
> imagine a softsynth collection running on a laptop,hooked up to a
> motion sensor that is similar to a theremin,two wireless sensors
> change the note by varying their relative distance.
>
> for commercial use these sensors would one on a femidom and the other
> on a male condom.
>
> i want to achieve an orchestra...
>
> privately i can see some sort of piercing that holds the device in
> place on the flesh.or disposable stickers
> like those in books at the bookstore.
>
> obviously these sensors require a reader and software to interface
> with the soft synths.
>
> an additional modulator also wireless or 2 actually in the form of a
> wireless hand held or finger rings is required to liven the monotone
> sample or chord sample.
>
> feel free to join and be part patent holder according to your
> contribuition
>
> cheers alf holm in lisbon portugal
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