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Friend of mine is at NYU where they built
one of the first of these.. http://cs.nyu.edu/~jhan/ftirtouch/ Not on the site, but I played with it when
I visited is the mockup of a ProTools Control|24 surface that they had emulated
on the screen.. you can twist the knobs, run multiple faders, works just
like the real thing.. feels just like startrek! Multitouch is amazing stuff, it’s
going to make all other interfaces pretty hideously obsolete. -Miles From: Qua Veda
[mailto:qua@oregon.com] Hi Bruce, not that I have the $ to
spend, but if you were to use the Lemur mostly for AbletonLive6,
Reaktor, VSTs etc , it might be wonderful and creative experience. and maybe the
learning curve wouldn't be too bad. I also wonder how hard it is to
assign all the 'widgets' to various midi controllable devices and control
variables. -Qua From: bruce
tovsky [mailto:bruce@skeletonhome.com] hi qua haven't actually sat down and used it for any length of time, but a
friend of mine (o.blaat) uses it and seems to like it. when i saw it being
demo'd at the cycling 74 booth at aes a couple of years ago i played with it a
bit and it is an amazing thing to be able to have multitouch access, the down
side is the learning curve is a bit high unless you are already facile with
Max/MSP/Jitter programming. cheers bruce On Feb 5, 2007, at 4:59 PM, Veda, Qua wrote:
I
recently read about the Lemur control surface. It seems to be the
"iPhone" of control surfaces - literally :-) -Qua
bruce tovsky www.skeletonhome.com "Sometimes the appropriate
response to reality is to go insane." Philip K. Dick |