[sdiy] ReacTable

[aerogramma]

well then here's a bit of unreasonable advice for you then :)

i did build a reactable and its completely different than just  
pushing down buttons on a sequencer, the physical interaction you  
have with the sound is something new [and i'm sure it's quite in the  
spirit of bob moog's attempts to devise alternative controllers to  
buttons/keyboards]

it's easy, it's cheap, it's inspiring...why not?

all the best!

v

On Feb 19, 2008, at 11:22 PM, anthony wrote:

>
> I think that's what I needed to hear. I needed the voice of reason  
> to talk me down. I mean I have a Yamaha QY-10 and a PC that I use  
> JUST to run Arturia's Moog Modular. It's not a laptop, but it's a  
> tiny tower with an LCD monitor bolted right to it and a cheap  
> soundcard with a decent MIDI port and ASIO4All gives me super low  
> latency. I need a trackball to complete the interface, but it's sweet.
>
> I don't really need the QY-10 to make the Moog Modular go, since  
> the Moog has it's own sequencer. But the QY-10 let's me run whole  
> songs to it. I've been thinking of running it with Fruity Loops,  
> but the PC is doing all it can to run the Moog.
>
> Anthony
>
>> No matter how hard I think, I can't imagine a situation where a
>> ReacTable would be any advantage at all, in making music.
>> Compared to a laptop.
>>
>> True, it's clever & has a huge 'gee-whiz" factor. But... that's it!
>>
>> Paul Perry (Melbourne Australia)
>>
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