3D Sensing Gesture Controller and Sequencer

Vectr is a 3D sensing gesture controller and sequencer. Vectr senses a users hand in space above it's surface. Think of moving your hand through a cube of air. Vectr senses your hand and uses its position to generate CV. It has one output for left to right, one for up and down, and one for near to far. The sensing area is about 3.5"x4"x6". Vectr has a really deep menu system, allowing for all sorts of customization and configuration. For instance, each output can be individually configured in a number of ways, such as: range, quantization, linearity and slew rate.

Vectr is also a sequencer. Sequences of hand movements can be recorded up to 50 seconds long. Sequence recording and playback behaviors are also configurable, allowing for each to to be triggered internally or externally to make synchronized loops. The sequences and settings can be saved in non-volatile memory to be recalled after power down. Vectr also has a number of fun features like overdubbing, which allows for each axis to be recorded individually like a multi-tracker. There is a sequence mode where you can quickly and easily change between up to four recorded sequences. You can also enter a mode which allows you to play a sequence like scratching a record.

Vectr has inputs and outputs for clock synchronization. So, Vectr can synchronize to another clock in the system or act as the main system clock with provisions for clocking another sequencer.

Vectr is super fun to play with and presents an entirely new way to interact with your rig.

hackmeopen.com/vectr/

• 50 mA +12V
• 250 mA -12V
• ? mA 5V
• 24 mm Depth

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