It's a nice proof of concept, but the fact that it doesn't really
make performing any easier, more intuitive or more expressive is what
disappoints me. Furthermore, it's just a slightly different way
of doing a touchscreen, which is old news.
One of the guys that did it is on IDM and he's a nice
Ok, here it is, I think.
House of Jazz: Traxx of Life (LazyBoy records) LB 104.
I think its by Reggie Hall.
Stewart
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Subject: Re: (313) Attention spotters!
It sounds like a
I agree that in and of itself it is not earth-shattering, but they have
overcome the obstacle of the audience's general inability to connect with
the performer, or better, the performance during a typical laptop
performance.
I'd still like to know which you'd rather *watch* for, say, 45
I agree. Think about how fun it might be to DJ using that concept.
lisa
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IMO it's pretty forward thinking
MEK
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Maybe it is just a LiteBrite - but if my LiteBrite allowed me to manipulate
music by moving colorful glowing pegs around on a board - hell yeah, I'd
use it. ;D
Similar, say, to the massive patch bays that Tangerine Dream used to
If they only had the foresight to add two goals, perforated air vents, a
couple of paddles and a bunch of spastic energy, we might be in business. :)
I think it's cool b/c it's a step in the right direction. But for me air
hockey is still air hockey and a laptop is still a laptop. The stoned
Adult.'s Anxiety Always tour hits Europe and the UK starting next week:
http://www.ErsatzAudio.COM/Tour2003.html
- Greg
