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28 January, 2008 | 5.47PM

Written by: Terry Church
Filed under: Videos: sequencer

Electronic music sequencers are getting weirder and more fun.

These boffins have come up with a sequencer that is controlled by bubblegum balls, that a user can place in holes on a tangible surface to output drum beats.

A computer registers the position and colour of the balls to output sequenced drum loops.

From the video, it seems like a very intuitive way to teach drum programming to aspiring producers (and even young children).

So long as the little rascals don’t start eating the balls.

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Electronic music sequencers are getting weirder and more fun.

These boffins have come up with a sequencer that is controlled by bubblegum balls, that a user can place in holes on a tangible surface to output drum beats.

A computer registers the position and colour of the balls to output sequenced drum loops.

From the video, it seems like a very intuitive way to teach drum programming to aspiring producers (and even young children).

So long as the little rascals don't start eating the balls.
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