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LEMUR Slime-o-Tron: A Controller That Uses Run Of The Mill Slime

October 30, 2007
LEMUR Slime-o-Tron Introduction

LEMUR's Eric Singer has more than just a penchant for making his musical bots. In fact, he has a separate category altogether for very innovative musical controllers he creates and calls "Trons." Here, we take our first look at the Slime-o-Tron - a controller that works by moving conductive slime around copper nails.

Check the video out to see the most unorthodox controller you can imagine.

Presenter: Eric Singer, LEMUR
Location: Brooklyn, NY

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