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Playtronica’s Orbita explores sequences on physical, kinetic turntable, launching soon
Inspired by objects like wall clocks and reel-to-reel tape machines, Orbita is a sequencer whose interaction is physical and kinetic, via small discs placed on a turntable. The twist is, it’s not just a design demo – you’ll be able to buy one yourself.
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Watch a Hacklab Merge Science and Live Music Technology: MusicMakers
Documentary MusicMakers Hacklab at CTM Festival 2015 from CDM on Vimeo. With computers and electricity or without it, musical performance has the potential to be expressive, powerful, immediate. Making music live in front of an audience demands spontaneous commitment. What technology can allow us to is to wire up that potential to other fields in […]
Peter Kirn - May 8, 2015
Music Music tech
A Toe-Tapping, Dancing 3D-Printed Robot Plays Music
Making Music With Poppy from Pierre Rouanet on Vimeo. It can “learn” to tap its toe and bob its head. And then it can make sounds as you move its arms. It’s a robotic interface for music – a bit like playing with a very smart toy doll. To show off its interactive/interfacing abilities, the […]
In Sand and Pixels, Playing with Worlds Virtual and Tangible; Built with Kinect
Peter Kirn - July 7, 2011
Archive Motion Music tech
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