apolloensemble lets you transform movements into sound, light, image and video...

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Detect movement

Ensemble offers a wide range of ways to detect movements so that you can match the sensor to a users’ abilities.

  • Wireless sensors to detect different movements like pressing or turning
  • Interfaces to allow you to use your own switches and sensors
  • Plugins to turn a games controller or joystick into a musical instrument

 

Link to information about different ways to detect movements

Control lighting, image & more

Link movements to a whole host of stimuli including lighting, sound, image, video and special effects.

  • Theme play areas or create a sensory room where every movement offers a new discovery
  • Produce stunning interactive displays, exhibitions and art installations
  • Bring storytelling to life by using video and lighting controlled by the children
Link to Apollo Ensemble outputs page

Compose and perform

Ensemble helps you create an accessible musical instrument that can be customised to the individual performer.

  • Use a huge range of sounds & effects including MIDI, mp3 and wav
  • Enable people who are unable to play conventional musical instruments
  • A single system suited to teachers, music therapists, community music groups...
Link to information about how Apollo Ensemble works