james holloway (10:45 AM 9/2/99) wrote:
>Guys,(and Gals?)
>I just ran across a new controller I haven't heard of before called the
>i-cube. Looks pretty neat to me anyone interested check out
>http://www.infusionsystems.com/. Evidently it is a sensor to midi converter.
>They have a lot of different types of input devices you can use. Touch,
>Temperature, Proximity, Light, and others. Pretty wild. No more keyboard
>only limits.
It's VERY expensive by most accounts... I've run into maybe two people that
own a system of any size. The general feedback is that it is good stuff and
it works, but it's pricey.
If you're thinking about having fun with the I-Cube system, then you might
wanna look at a cheaper (but less flexible) solution. Take something like
one of the MIDI Solutions black boxes:
http://www.midisolutions.com/products.htmlike the Pedal Controller for $119 list (figure about $75 street price)
and then wire a pot to it, or a resistive strip, or a galvanic skin response
pad, or whatever?
Mark