i was lookin to use it along with my apc mini midi..for simple functions when playing like triggering clips,effects,knobs etc..its about 200 dollars now for one band, if it can make a considerable difference while playing live i think its worth it..Will look into it more on how to go about it with a dmx fixture setup..thanks for the reply..much appreciated.dinga wrote:They're crazy expensive unless you buy in bulk (over a quarter million). Have looked into them for tours, as well as for our local nba team.
It uses RF freq to fire them, so you'll need to do some dmx fixture setup for the rf antennas.
It's a cool effect, but if you plan on re-using it, good luck getting people to return them :/
.. i was a lil confused about the RF signals n all..but thought it might be something related which i have no knowledge of as i still consider my self novice in this regard.Yea i saw Armin's video but i was lookin at a first hand experience from someone here.Anyways, guess will have to take the plunge to find out.Cheers!dinga wrote:Sorry Saeedq. I misread this title as http://xylobands.com/ Completely different than the Myo bands. Please disregard my last message. If you can get a translator app, It might work pretty well for you? There a some people using Kinects and Touch Designer to achieve the same goal as you (I think Armin Van Buren even has some special gloves he uses to control lighting and lasers?)
hmmm..but armin was playing music too..so i guess too much on his plateJoris wrote:As I recall, the Armin team was using the Myo armband to sync lights and video during the 'ping-pong' moment (where Armin waves his arms from left to right in time with the pings). In the end it turned out it was just way less hassle to have the operator do it manually, syncing it by eye.