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A beat composer by placing beans on paper [video]
Hacker NewsA beat composer by placing beans on paper [video]
Bean beat sequencer allows you to make music by placing beans on a piece of paper. The bean placement is captured by a webcam and Processing and Sonic-Pi together render the audio. 8 rows represent 8 instruments. 16 columns represent time slot. If a bean is placed in the time slot, the corresponding instrument for that row is played.
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