multi touch
Articles about multi touch:
This video captures Tristan Wurst’s first performance with his FTIR Multitouch controller.
This is a Lemur-like multi-touch device, with zoom, a 3D controller for sound application using Max/MSP/Jitter & Ableton live. All the Buttons, faders, Pots, Pads XY are 3D objects (.obj).
Music, Multitouch table & Program (patches) by Tristan Wurst.
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Filed under: Controllerism, Electronic Instruments, MIDI Controllers, Software Synthesizers & Samplers
Marco Kuhn’s Play Box is a multi touch user interface, which, along with his Play Live software, can control Ableton Live.
Play Box Features:
- multi-touch and object interaction
- 22 ” TFT display , 1680 x 1050 pixel
- robust
- plug`n play

Play Live Features:
- GUI Elements support multitouch interaction
- you can control 32 tracks and 127 scenes, that are 4064 clips
- track controls mute, solo, record, send1, send2, pan, level
Kuhn hopes to build and sell Play Box & Play Live. No availability or pricing information has been announced.
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Filed under: MIDI Controllers, Software Synthesizers & Samplers, Virtual InstrumentsSunday Synth Jam: This is the latest video demo of Christian Bannister’s work in progress, Touch Loop Navigator (name subject to change!) – a multi-touch sound manipulation program.
A few months back, we featured Bannister’s Low Frequency Entity. He’s been busy since then. Read more…
Algoriddim has upgraded DJay, their mixing software for iTunes, to version 3.
Many new features have been added, including Automatic Beat and Tempo Detection, Auto-Cut Scratching, Beat-Matched Looping, enhanced Audio FX, Automix Queue, Auto-Gain and MIDI Learn.
Algoriddim DJay 3 retails for $49.95.
If you’ve used DJay 3, leave a comment! Read more…
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Filed under: Controllerism, MIDI Controllers, Music News, Strange
Gary Kellum an Alain Crevoisier have created a cheap process for turning physical objects into musical instruments and other multi-touch controllers.
Can you imagine printing out a music sequencer? Or printing out a photo of a Roland TB-303 and then being able to play it? Read more…



