This video, via Felix of The Tuesday Night Machines, takes a look at the LepLoop Lumanoise v2 synthesizer.
The L.E.P. Lumanoise v2 has a square wave oscillator, a sawtooth oscillator and double, Trautonium-inspired sub oscillator. After mixing the oscillators together, the signal is sent through a Low Pass Filter with adjustable Resonance (which goes up to self-oscillation).
The filter cutoff frequency, as well as the individual oscillators’ pitches, can be controlled by light, via the light sensors on the top panel.
The Lumanoise is available as both a kit and assembled, starting at 60€.
Also show in this video:
- PixiVisor iOS App (available for Android, Mac, Linux & Windows)
- RGB LED Strip with IR remote control (no particular brand)
- Hypnocube 4x4x4 RGB LED Cube
What was the name of the app?
PixiVisor from Alexander Zolotov. Check the other apps from this developer, this guy has a very serious and experimental music and video apps for iOS. I think also has some others for Android, Linux, Windows and OSX.
I think it would be hard to integrate this with anything else since the pitch depends on light. It would be interesting if you could constrain the pitch. Still, it’s a really cool looking product.
A strobe light and a drum kit wold work.