MATRIXSYNTH: Musikmesse: Radikal Technologies Accelerator Demo For Ihavesynth.com At Musikmesse


Monday, March 29, 2010

Musikmesse: Radikal Technologies Accelerator Demo For Ihavesynth.com At Musikmesse


YouTube via Ihavesynth
"Radikal Technologies released their Accelerator Synthesizer at Musikmesse 2010. www.Ihavesynth.com meet up with them and got this interesting demo. Read and see more at www.ihavesynth.com"
Posted by matrix at 3/29/2010 08:47:00 AM
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3 comments:

  1. MrLonghair3/29/10, 9:01 AM

    Does it have belt-straps? If it was a keytar I'd be all for it, now I'm just curious how this went from concept to prototype to production.

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  2. MongooseNZ3/29/10, 7:01 PM

    yeah I tend to agree, not sure how picking up the entire synth is easier/better than just using the pitch bend wheel...

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  3. Unknown3/30/10, 5:56 AM

    Looks sweet, wonder what the cost will be? @MongooseNZ - From the press release:
    Another stunning new feature is the the built
    in 3D sensor. Movements of the keyboard
    are converted into Modulation data. This
    brilliant addition allows for controlling
    parameters like pitch, the filter frequency or
    modulation depths by lifting up or shaking
    the keyboard.

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