And it ignores earlier, similar instruments like Futureman's "drumtar", a keytar with the guts ripped out and replaced with MIDI keys (usually configured with drum samples). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Man
One of my professors had once told me that the people handling cutting edge technology in every era were inevitably into music, and that's why music tech has always sat at the cutting edge of tech. Still remember that, 2 years on!
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Not sure why this is news worthy, it has been happening since the beginning of making music.
Every instruments has come from a “hack” of sorts..
And it ignores earlier, similar instruments like Futureman's "drumtar", a keytar with the guts ripped out and replaced with MIDI keys (usually configured with drum samples). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_Man
I wonder if music itself is a "hack" of our sensory and cognitive apparatus.
One of my professors had once told me that the people handling cutting edge technology in every era were inevitably into music, and that's why music tech has always sat at the cutting edge of tech. Still remember that, 2 years on!