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Lang Lang plays Flight of the Bumblebee on iPad w/ SF Symphony (video)

• lanstein 17y ago
  That was pretty darn cool to see live.
  • spudlyo 17y ago
    I was hoping Lang Lang was a Panda.
• elblanco 17y ago
  This is actually a great use for the iPad. A reconfigurable instrument backed by a soft synth of samples? Awesome.
• probablycorey 17y ago
  He's using the Smule Magic Piano app http://magicpiano.smule.com http://magicpiano.smule.com It's not really that impressive, you just mash your fingers anywhere on the iPad and the song comes out.
  • JMiao 17y ago
    that's why people are laughing.
  • mclin 17y ago
    The notes seem to come down from the top like Rock Band. I take it there's no way to mess up, only to miss notes? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r76MLCmAHOg&feature=player_embedded http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r76MLCmAHOg&feature=playe...
    • aston 17y ago
      Can't even miss notes. Every time you press, a note comes out. The only thing you can fail at is causing the notes to play at the right time.
      • qwzybug 17y ago
        If you press too far away you can make bad notes. This mode is actually pretty intensely fun if you try to tap the right places.
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• stcredzero 17y ago
  For more serious music making, try TouchOSC: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/touchosc/id288120394?mt=8 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/touchosc/id288120394?mt=8 Beautiful user-configurable musical interfaces.