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The Laser Harp is a light-sensitive musical instrument. It is played by moving hands over laser light sources in order to send MIDI commands when a beam is interrupted. These commands can be sent to different electronic devices such as synthesizers, samplers, controllers and other.

Toggle navigation. Welcome to the Laser Harp web site. Be a true Laser Jockey. Controller can be used to play selected laser show cues and effects by blocking laser beams like a true Laser Jockey! Adaptability and Versatility. Good to Know. What is a Laser Harp? Prolight Laser Harp Controller. With the H-A-R-P there is only one sensor unit on the ground and it registers blocking of any and all beams. It is used by all professional laser manufacturers. Be sure to speak to one of our laser experts to help select a laser that's suitable for the H-A-R-P and your unique playing conditions.

You can control any device that operates on MIDI protocol. You can control laser effects in computer software like QuickShow. You can control DMX nightclub lighting. You can control pyhsical instruments like keybaords and drum machines. You can control virtual instruments and effects in a PC.

Is it possible to play chords? Each beam that you block produces a sound. If you block several beams at the same time you will hear the correct sounds playing all at the same time which means that you can play polyphonic music and chords. If you block a beam does the sound change if you move your hand up and down? No, the movements of your hands along the string path do not affect the sound or MIDI device.

What accessories do you suggest we use? When a laser beam is interrupted, a MIDI Musical Instrument Digital Interface signal is generated that can trigger any one of hundreds of musical instruments or sound effects. The sturdy base structure contains our custom designed laser detector modules and all of the sound making equipment.

Just like other Science Kinetics exhibits, we can work with you to build a custom case or integrate this into an already existing structure. Are you a maker or DIYer? Do you have a wild idea to implement this technology?