Maker Faire 2008: Stribe music controller
posted May 5th 2008 10:20pm by Eliot Phillipsfiled under: misc hacks

We saw a lot of interesting gear at Maker Faire last weekend and thought we’d highlight some of those projects this week. [Josh Boughey]’s Stribe was originally inspired by the monome 40h. It features of 16 columns of 64 LEDs for a total of 1024 individually addressable lights. Even with all those LEDs, PWM control means it can run off of USB power. 8 spectrasymbol softpots are used between the columns for user input. It’s really quite an amazing feat for being [josh]’s first board design. All of the circuit designs and firmware are available. Check out Flickr for more photos from this weekend.





your uhh pix link is borked links to softpots
Posted at 11:02 pm on May 5th, 2008 by max