I agree. Like a midi controller stuck on the end of an iPad or Kaoss. So far, everything I've heard, the Morphwiz has covered. Or the inventors of this ipadtar cannot yet play their creation.
Here's a link for you if you haven't already found it. A good friend of mine has been building PAIA kits for years and found the staff there to be very helpful. They have lots of cool parts and kits as well.
its like a whole different kind of instrument!
ReplyDelete@swalker133
ReplyDeletehhhmm.. whole different kind maybe not, its more like these guys wanted to create the ultimate Kaoss pad guitar.
I agree. Like a midi controller stuck on the end of an iPad or Kaoss. So far, everything I've heard, the Morphwiz has covered. Or the inventors of this ipadtar cannot yet play their creation.
ReplyDeleteHowever, THIS smokes!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMh4YndbzHU&NR=1
@Darksound
ReplyDeleteThis one is good too :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYAOVehIVBA
@johnnyg0
ReplyDeleteVery cool:)
You know - I'll bet that wouldn't be too hard or very expensive to build. Hmmm......
@Darksound
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to learn just enough about electronics to build a ribbon controller this year.
@johnnyg0
ReplyDeleteHere's a link for you if you haven't already found it. A good friend of mine has been building PAIA kits for years and found the staff there to be very helpful. They have lots of cool parts and kits as well.
http://www.paia.com/ProdArticles/dual-ribbon-howto.htm
@Darksound
ReplyDeleteI've been drooling on that Paia dual ribbon for quite some times now :)
I hope to be able to build it this year. Fortunately, my cousin is quite capable in electronics.