Watched by Matt on September 16 2009:
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6 comments so far
David Stevenson 16 Sep 09
Bjork’s band had one of these on stage for their tour of 2007.
ChrisFizik 16 Sep 09
yeah, welcome to about 2006. It never really caught on for performances but definitely showed what sort of thing was possible for future interactive surfaces
Brad 16 Sep 09
freakin’ crazy…love it
Nic 16 Sep 09
It reminds me of Audiopad http://www.jamespatten.com/audiopad/
James 17 Sep 09
Its cool, but doesnt seem to beable to create any really cool beats, or atleast that guy couldnt.
moritz 17 Sep 09
I found an interview with one of the creators. Unfortunately it’s in german, still, for all the german speaking guys reading this : http://www.recordjob.de/2009/04/synthesizer-goes-reactable/ .
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