
This video, via controller1337, offers a first look at a custom DIY controller for MOTU BPM.
The controller, based on the MIDIBox platform, is basically designed to create a hardware version of MOTU BPM. The layout of the BPM controller closely follows the design of the BPM app.
It’s an impressive DIY job that begs the question – what music software do you want to see as hardware?

I think Rebirth would be awesome as hardware.
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NI's Massive.
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Metasynt.
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1. NI Traktor Pro
2. NI Massive
3. All of the Arturia products — especially the Moog Modular
4. dblue Glitch (not sure how, but it would be awesome!)
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I like the idea of a tactile virtual modular, too. It would be great to patch it up and have all that knobbiness, but then be able to play polyphonically!
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Cakewalks RAPTURE with an internal storage for samples.
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I'd like to see Arturia's CS80V2 as hardware.
Oh, wait …
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LinPlug's Albino, Tone2's Gladiator, and another vote for NI's Massive.
Those are my favourite synths that aren't already hardware (like Korg's Mono/Poly and NI's FM8, or those that wouldn't work as hardware, like Omnisphere).
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Melodyne Editor… if the on-screen blobs were in orange plasticine instead you could squidge the formants and mould the pitches with your fingers.
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I'm looking forward to a multi-touch version of Melodyne. Wouldn't it be fun to just use your hands to "massage" vocals into shape?
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Ableton live. Haha I'm stupid.
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FL Studio as a hardware! =P
Propellerhead ReBirth as a hardware: yes
Ableton Live =)
All the good ones =)
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Reason's Thor synth.
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I remember that the MOTU BPM and the NI Maschine were announced roughly at the same time, and that I was fooled by a 3D image of the former and thought both were actually hardware
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synplant with real plants,
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Reaktor 5
gaugear, vectory, gobox, newscool, travelizer, kaleidon, green matrix
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except full DAWs wouldn't really work in hardware, you would have to dedicate half a wall to them.
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I would love dblue Glitch as hardware. *drool*
I could imagine it.
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Tone2 Gladiator,
IK multimedia T-Racks,
NI Kontakt workstation (with a motif-style sequencer and actual sampling, would make me cry happy-tears.)
NI the finger…
Rob Papen Blue and Predator.
All of the D16 instruments and fx in a groovebox.
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I know it is far from the realm of possible. Unless we follow the rules given to us by the film 'Inception'. That I could go for.
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I want to see a software version of Steve Jobs so the Woz could remove the data forks and watch it struggle.
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See the Sexy 3D Ad For A Virtual Instrument Hall Of Shame.
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None of the above
I'd like to keep the option for an easy upgrade.
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µTonic! I would snap up a physical version of that with some drum pads in a second
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NI Absynth & Reaktor!
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max/msp
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Stillwell Audio's OLGA!
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ummmm it is three types of hardware combined into software….
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