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D Vibe
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Fascinating..
Even though I don't really see how this would actually revolutionise the electronic music making concept.. It's just some sort of expensive toy 
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G3ronimo
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Posted: Thu Nov 09 2006 19:37
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| c-frog wrote: |
Fascinating..
Even though I don't really see how this would actually revolutionise the electronic music making concept.. It's just some sort of expensive toy
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oi couldnt agree more |
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Sunbuster
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Posted: Thu Nov 09 2006 23:26
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Jean Michel Jarre's new toy I like the coolness of it and I hate that we couldn't experiment with stuff like this (creating new interfaces to music production) at my polytechnic while I was studying there . But like c-frog & G3ronimo I doubt this will be a revolution in music... |
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G3ronimo
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Posted: Fri Nov 10 2006 10:59
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| Sunbuster wrote: |
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. But like c-frog & G3ronimo I doubt this will be a revolution in music...
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Even though I don't really see how this would actually revolutionise the electronic music making concept
I dont see your point  |
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StyrmanLjungberg
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Posted: Fri Nov 10 2006 13:21
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I think it's suupercool!  Haha.
Give it MIDI support for pitch controll! |
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Elijah
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Posted: Fri Nov 10 2006 14:58
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I think it's suupercool! Haha.
Give it MIDI support for pitch controll!
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agreed...
i think it would be fun for a bit, but then id get sick of it after a week, and be left with a 5000 dollar (or however expensive it is) toy. |
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Franklin van Uden
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Posted: Sat Nov 11 2006 13:14
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The beauty of it is that the whole backend is open source , so download it and eat your heart out ... madtracker combination challenge for all you programmers out there |
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G3ronimo
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Posted: Sun Nov 12 2006 02:05
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The beauty of it is that the whole backend is open source , so download it and eat your heart out ... madtracker combination challenge for all you programmers out there
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hehe being able to load that thing as a vst inside madtracker xD hehe that would be cool
ahum, an idea perhaps Yannick ? |
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D Vibe
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Posted: Sun Nov 12 2006 11:11
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The beauty of it is that the whole backend is open source , so download it and eat your heart out ... madtracker combination challenge for all you programmers out there
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But the control surface isn't really for free, is it?
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D Vibe
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Posted: Sun Nov 12 2006 11:12
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Btw, to make things clear, the "fascinating" comment was not sarcastic. It is really fascinating that it's possible to control a soft synth such way..
But I don't think it would make the music making process so much more efficient and inspiring than the already several hundred years old piano keyboard already is.. 
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bigandymac
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Posted: Sun Nov 12 2006 11:30
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i dont think for the likes of you and i its revolutionary or will change the way music is made. but i could see it appealing to disabled people. its much simpler to operate (after set up) and has a lot of visual feedback etc for people who wouldnt be able to play an instrument or work a daw. just a thought anyway. |
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D Vibe
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Posted: Sun Nov 12 2006 21:32
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i dont think for the likes of you and i its revolutionary or will change the way music is made. but i could see it appealing to disabled people. its much simpler to operate (after set up) and has a lot of visual feedback etc for people who wouldnt be able to play an instrument or work a daw. just a thought anyway.
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That's true!
Programming lines, which is necessary for those who for some reason (like a handicap) can't play the keyboard, will get a more fluently and inspiring way of making music.
Good point!
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Franklin van Uden
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Posted: Sun Nov 12 2006 22:30
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But the control surface isn't really for free, is it?
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Well , apparently some cheaper hardware (like a webcam) can be used to experiment/develop some sort of system like the movie : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuQo25KYELg illustrates |
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Sunbuster
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Posted: Tue Nov 14 2006 09:52
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. But like c-frog & G3ronimo I doubt this will be a revolution in music...
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Even though I don't really see how this would actually revolutionise the electronic music making concept
I dont see your point
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uhm, I'm agreeing with you... shouldn't I?  |
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