Wireless synth modules

Resident video tech Eric Beug demoed his Wireless Sound Objects @ ITP's Spring show this week -
Wireless Sound Objects are objects that either make sound or control the sound that other objects are making. They can interface with a computer, with other existing music hardware or be used as stand alone units. They can be used for performance, recording composition, improvisation, and education. Think: Modular Synthesizer without all the patch cords. Think: Live Electronic Music without getting the sense that a performer is just playing back an MP3 while checking her email.Can you say - "multiplayer modular". Yup, thought so. Check the site for more info & diagrams - Assault with sugar (networked objects link on the right)
Posted by Collin Cunningham |
May 14, 2008 01:00 PM
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