
Who would have thought that an overhead projector, being a primarily visual piece of equipment, is capable of being modified into a musical instrument of all things? That’s what Blair Neal from New York is capable of, cobbling this hack that relies on a camera as well as a notebook that will turn the blushing overhead projector into a neat music-making machine. You draw out notes on standard issue transparency sheets, where different colors denote various octaves. Interesting, to say the least, but playing tunes on this doesn’t give you the flexibility of a real, dedicated musical instrument.
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