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(Video Link) Fire! Fire! Fire! In 1905, German physicist Heinrich Rubens used flaming gas in a tube to create a visualization of soundwaves. Now in 2012, Yuri Suzuki and Matthew Kneebone used six rubens tubes to add a fiery match for music. Watch the...

To get this out of the way: I know how a kundt's tube generally works and how you can use it to determine the speed of sound. For anyone who hasn't heard of it, you take a tube and "feed" it a resonant frequency.(very similar to a rubens tube) The...

This is a video of drummer Tyler Williams of the Beau Hodges Band demoing a bunch of Firepixel flamethrowers that respond to different drum beats via attached MIDI controllers. Cool, but I want voice activated flamethrowers. IN MY CAR. Each FirePixel...

Drummer Tyler Williams of the Beau Hodges Band taps, rolls and grooves in a ring of fire. FirePixels from LiveSpark are flame effects that can be choreographed to every touch of the drumstick. From the slightest brush to the hardest hits, every nuance...

National FirePixels from LiveSpark are flame effects that can be choreographed to every touch of the drumstick. Each drum is connected to a MIDI trigger, capable of sensing how hard and where it was hit — and reacting accordingly. Each FirePixel...