Future Phone Lets You Edit Music
Design firm Pilotfish has announced plans for an advanced music phone, Ondo, that will let you record and edit music on the go:
Pilotfish said its concept — which will reach the market a few years from now at the earliest — will enable good quality recording of three separate sound tracks and allow editing of the music by physically twisting and bending the phone.
The phone’s main touch-screen, which is similar to today’s folder phones, consists of three ’sticks’ that can be removed and separately clipped onto a musical instrument or a person to capture live sound.
According to Pilotfish, the music phone should be “should be available in 2-3 years.”
More on Ondo here.
Would you be interested in a dedicated music phone?
via cybermusic on Twitter
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Tags: design concept, mobile music, mobile phone
If it looked like that thing on the top then there's no way I'd buy that. Just make an ableton live app for the iPhone then i'll be set
*shakes head at first comment* only thing he got right is if it looked lik that it prob wouldnt sell i use ablenton myself the concept of you having to bend the found to effect certain things and you could change what each parameter was i mean for part of my own setup i use ablenton live and a acess virus ti and just with that sequencer and synth i can already do a whole lot but if you made it similiar to an h2 recorder and it had a nice mic and so send in and out it might do better