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How it Works

Domino Effect is made up of several stations of 10 dominoes. Each domino station has a different layout, color and musical score.


Each station embodies a different musical instrument part of a large orchestra; marimba, balafon, flute, and percussive voices. Each domino carries a singular sound, or a certain musical note, within its family of instruments.

You are invited to go and create musical harmonies by making the domino suites fall.


Vertically, the dominoes are ready for fall. To generate the fall of the dominoes, all you have to do is push a first one.


Collaboration is required to re-erect the dominoes and start again more quickly, as well as to create musical arrangements that include the sounds of several instruments.

Discovery Activities

  1. Maestro for a day! 

With Domino Effect, you can become DJ for a day!


Each domino emits a different sound, and each station of dominoes embodies a different family of musical instruments.

Create your unique soundtrack by "scratching" the dominoes like a disc-jockey (DJ) with his records, or by mastering the different stations like a conductor with his orchestra!

Challenge 1

To "scratch" a domino, move it from left to right at different speeds, or tap it.

This will allow you to create new rhythms and sounds!

Challenge 2

To create a more complex soundtrack, mix the sounds of different dominoes, or even different stations by "scratching" or pushing domino sequences!

Challenge 3

Try pushing the dominoes in the opposite direction to the way you've done so far to reverse the sound sequences.

Challenge 4

Get help from friends, companions or strangers to create a giant domino drop between all the modules at the same time to create a complex harmony.

Discovery Activities

  1. Maestro for a day! 

With Domino Effect, you can become DJ for a day!


Each domino emits a different sound, and each station of dominoes embodies a different family of musical instruments.

Create your unique soundtrack by "scratching" the dominoes like a disc-jockey (DJ) with his records, or by mastering the different stations like a conductor with his orchestra!

Challenge 1

To "scratch" a domino, move it from left to right at different speeds, or tap it.

This will allow you to create new rhythms and sounds!

Challenge 2

To create a more complex soundtrack, mix the sounds of different dominoes, or even different stations by "scratching" or pushing domino sequences!

Challenge 3

Try pushing the dominoes in the opposite direction to the way you've done so far to reverse the sound sequences.

Challenge 4

Get help from friends, companions or strangers to create a giant domino drop between all the modules at the same time to create a complex harmony.

  1. The Domino Olympiad

Welcome to the Domino Olympiad! Think you're up to the task?

 

Here are some challenges for you and your friends:

Challenge 1: Musical
knowledge

Try to identify which family of instruments each station is associated with: marimba, balafon, flute, or percussive voices.

Défi 2: Vitesse

Faites chuter les dominos d’une ou plusieurs stations et tentez de courir pour arriver au bout avant le dernier domino.

Challenge 3: Showdown

Push the dominoes at both ends of a station at the same time and see who is the strongest! (The side which goes the farthest wins)

  1. The Domino Olympiad

Welcome to the Domino Olympiad! Think you're up to the task?

 

Here are some challenges for you and your friends:

Challenge 1: Musical
knowledge

Try to identify which family of instruments each station is associated with: marimba, balafon, flute, or percussive voices.

Défi 2: Vitesse

Faites chuter les dominos d’une ou plusieurs stations et tentez de courir pour arriver au bout avant le dernier domino.

Challenge 3: Showdown

Push the dominoes at both ends of a station at the same time and see who is the strongest! (The side which goes the farthest wins)

CONTINUE

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