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Musicians can use this immediately. I'd like to write an app for it that I can use with my piano. In fact, pretty much any object could be the use-case for th
by mmjaa 9y ago
Musicians can use this immediately. I'd like to write an app for it that I can use with my piano.
In fact, pretty much any object could be the use-case for this. Very exciting .. I wonder when they'll be available in Europe.
- samuell 9y agoThought the same. The first "screen" that's big enough for reasonably fit a playable piano keyboard.
- glenneroo 9y agoAccording to The Verve article (with interesting test video) linked elsewhere: > It’s going on sale in Europe sometime this spring and has a suggested retail price of €1,499 ($1,583).
- puranjay 9y agoHow do you overcome the tactile nature of musical instruments though?
- Neliquat 9y agoExactly. Even as an electronic musician, I find myself going as tactile and kino as possible when trying to be expressive. Anyone can sequence notes, and notes don't make music. This will be good for producers, but not much value to musicians.
- puranjay 9y agoExactly. My usual workflow is to build out my songs on a physical instrument (Guitar for the main chords -> a keyboard for the melody), then sequence them in Ableton. It just feels more "natural" to create something new on a physical instrument