This project is a light-and-sound spatial sampler — a modular orchestra made of DIY light tubes, hacked lamps, and a torn-apart, reassembled launchpad hidden inside a pedestal.

The whole set packs down easily, travels well, and can be assembled by two sleep-deprived humans in under an hour.

The charm is simple: you become the conductor of a light-and-sound space.

No musical training, no lighting background — you just bash the buttons like an enthusiastic monkey, and whatever you do somehow comes out looking and sounding good.

We wrote an algorithm that quietly fixes everything behind the scenes:

no matter how chaotically you mash the controls, the track stays harmonically coherent, the lights switch in pleasing patterns, and the whole thing feels like you suddenly became a genius performer.

We dragged this contraption through festivals around the world, and it brought us an indecent amount of glory and cash.

A universal, simple, ridiculously effective attraction — and one we’re absolutely going to rebuild somewhere again.