At the Wyly Theatre in a recent performance called “Luminescence,” Jess Garland plucked the laser-beam strings of her 3-D printed harp as red lights danced across her hands. Garland, who wore ...

" Laser Harp " is a musical instrument that can play songs by shielding the laser light of a device cooperated with a PC by hand. The appearance of playing the music of Mr. Hisashi Hirasawa, a ...

Laser Harp I is built around a Teensy 3.2 and, of course, lasers pointed at LDRs. [Johan] used fairly low-power laser modules, which are slightly less blinding if you accidentally look at them ...

Though it’s called a harp, the instrument more closely resembles a synthesizer (since that’s the real source of the glorious music). Breaking the laser beams is pretty much the equivalent of ...

Setting up the harp, available for $600 from The Sharper Image, was a breeze—plug it into your PC's USB port, install the bundled software (Windows only, sorry Mac users) and the device's beams ...

Craig Lindley is a technical author and a prolific maker of things. This simple project was his first attempt to create a laser harp MIDI device. While on vacation, Craig saw a laser harp with only… ...

Stephen Hobley just perfected his laser harp. The audio is adjusted by breaking the beam between the source and mirror array above. No, you can't buy it, but we expect it to appear with a ...

The Laser Harp is an electronic-musical interface with which musicians can generate majestic, harp-like sounds by palming the laser beams projecting out of it; it looks and sounds amazing.

Simulation of the Laser Harp used from the 80's, with original samples taken from an Elka Synthex for the authentic experience. Change octaves and scales to provide a full keyboard, this is a ...

Forthwith, I offer the Super Mario Run theme on a laser harp. You may be surprised to learn the laser harp is nearly 35 years old. It’s been a feature of performances since the early 1980s.

Who knew Seth knew how to play the harp? This $600 gadget is a laser harp of sorts. Popular Mechanics has a video of it in action. As the video shows—why can’t I embed it?—every time you ...

At the Wyly Theatre in a recent performance called “Luminescence,” Jess Garland plucked the laser-beam strings of her 3-D printed harp as red lights danced across her hands. Garland, who wore ...