JazzMutant's headquarters were recently subject to a colorful audiovisual Lemur experience, that gave the modular controller the hefty task of controlling synchronized lights and sounds. However trivial the result of this experiment might be, we wanted to share it with you as a Christmas treat.
We are looking forward to starting with you an exciting year 2007 !

Cast :

• One Lemur running an autonomous sequencer template
• 3 RGB lamp bars, with eight lamps each
• One Powerbook running Native Instrument Absynth 3 as well as an OSC-to-DMX conversion program that enables light control from the Lemur
• A USB DMX interface

Synopsis :

A step-sequencer running on the Lemur simulatenously drives NI software synth Absynth's 3 as well as 3 lamp bars from LedToLite. A Powerbook sits in the middle, routing the incoming Lemur data to Absynth using the MIDI protocol on the one hand, and to the DMX controlled lights on the other. The Lemur sequencer comprises eight parallel tracks with independent pitch selection. While the 8 tracks are fed to Absynth, each of them also drives one RGB lamp capable of representing the full color spectrum. Each note's pitch determines the hue of the output color, while the volume drives the brightness.