Examples / Wrappers Archive

A gesture-based midi controller for use with the Leap Motion Controller. It is designed to be embedded in a program that interfaces with your operating system's MIDI architecture.

A polyphonic theremin using Python and ChucK. A video can be seen here: https://vimeo.com/57712895 Requires liblo and pyliblo.

Translates Leap position and direction data into OSC messages sent from an OSC Client using the pyOSC library.

A two handed theremin demo.

A Leap Motion controlled harp application. A demo of Airharp can be seen at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2HFcfOwDtI

Virtual MIDI controller source using Leap Motion hardware for Mac OS X. This provides an OS-native MIDI interface between the Leap Motion, the leapmidi library and OSX.

An in-browser theremin (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theremin). A great way to see the Leap Motion Controller in action with HTML5 and Javascript. Use a pencil or chopstick to control the digital theremin and play music right from your browser.

Another Leap-based theremin project.

A demo of a web app that allows you to make beats with your hands.

This is a demo of a finger-controlled piano, based on the LeapMotion Javascript API. This has been achieved solely with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

This is an application by the name of Air Drum that can be used with the Leap Motion Controller

message, and maps each finger and hand's X,Y, and Z positions to a midi parameter or note, which can be used in programs like Ableton Live to drive audio and music effects.

This is a Python source code for a MIDI-generating application.

An app that outputs OSC from the Leap Motion controller. It can group fingers with hands and switch between absolute (where your finger is) and relative (what you're pointing at) modes.

This is Leap Motion Controller output data via Open Sound Control. A working executable and source code can be found in the Git repository.