JazzMutant's Lemur Touch-Screen Controller - AES 2006

October 24, 2006
Jazz Mutant Lemur
Cycling '74 director of engineering Darwin Grosse presents the JazzMutant Lemur touch-screen controller. This space-age device is unique because of the visual feedback; the touch surface is a full-color screen, providing light and color feedback to control sound and rhythm. The Lemur was developed by JazzMutant, but is distributed in the U.S. by Cycling '74.
Presenter: Cycling '74
Location: AES 2006 - San Francisco

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JazzMutant's Lemur Touch-Screen Controller - AES 2006

By: Marco
It's simply marvellous!!!!!!!! where or how could i buy it!?!?!
Mon, 2007-08-20 03:17

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