I like this demonstration of Adam Somers AirHarp music application for use with the Leap Motion 3D controller:
AirHarp is being developed in C++ using Adam Somer's audio processing toolkit, MusKit. This looks interesting! Things have changes since I last took a computer music technology course (back in 2003).
Adam Somers is a senior software engineer at Universal Audio. He has a graduate degree in music technology from Stanford, and a background in computer science, electronics, human-computer interaction, and signal processing.
Leap Motion is a motion-control software and hardware start-up company located in San Francisco, California. According to promotional information from the website, the company's first product, the Leap Motion controller, is 200 times more sensitive than existing technologies. It will be interesting to see how this plays out. (I'm still waiting for my pre-order.)
RELATED
AirHarp (links to GitHub)
Leap FAQs
Leap Motion Website
Leap Motion Developer Portal
Leap Motion Leadership Team
Leap Motion goes retail: Motion controller sold exclusively at Best Buy
Michael Gorman, engadget, 1/16/13
Leap Motion: Low Cost Gesture Control for your Computer Display
Asus partners up with Leap Motion, PCs with 3D motion control to debut in 2013
Michael Gorman, engadget, 1/3/13
Stanford Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics
AirHarp is being developed in C++ using Adam Somer's audio processing toolkit, MusKit. This looks interesting! Things have changes since I last took a computer music technology course (back in 2003).
Adam Somers is a senior software engineer at Universal Audio. He has a graduate degree in music technology from Stanford, and a background in computer science, electronics, human-computer interaction, and signal processing.
Leap Motion is a motion-control software and hardware start-up company located in San Francisco, California. According to promotional information from the website, the company's first product, the Leap Motion controller, is 200 times more sensitive than existing technologies. It will be interesting to see how this plays out. (I'm still waiting for my pre-order.)
RELATED
AirHarp (links to GitHub)
Leap FAQs
Leap Motion Website
Leap Motion Developer Portal
Leap Motion Leadership Team
Leap Motion goes retail: Motion controller sold exclusively at Best Buy
Michael Gorman, engadget, 1/16/13
Leap Motion: Low Cost Gesture Control for your Computer Display
Asus partners up with Leap Motion, PCs with 3D motion control to debut in 2013
Michael Gorman, engadget, 1/3/13
Stanford Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics
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