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air fx / air synth / now air drum?


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hey craig.

after the air fx & the air synth the next step is the air drum, rite?

can t wait 2 have these cool infrared titties live on stage!!!

peaze & luv! from cologne.

dr.w

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Originally posted by dr walker:

hey craig.

after the air fx & the air synth the next step is the air drum, rite?

can t wait 2 have these cool infrared titties live on stage!!!

peaze & luv! from cologne.

dr.w

 

Actually there already are Air Drums, althought not what you think.

 

Back in the late 1980's Pat Downes' company PalmTree made a MIDI controller that consisted of two wands that triggered up, down, left, right, rotate left, and rotate right with velocity.

 

They're hard to control, but pretty cool once you get the hang of it.

 

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I don't think they're going to stop with Air Synth. I think their next product in the line will be Air Plane. It will be a single-engine, twin-seater complete with avionics for $1,995.

 

Wait until I get my hands on a development kit for the AirSynth...I expect to come up with some really cool sounds if I can get the hang of programming DSP!

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Originally posted by Anderton:

I don't think they're going to stop with Air Synth. I think their next product in the line will be Air Plane. It will be a single-engine, twin-seater complete with avionics for $1,995.

 

 

LOL! Sign me up, and make sure you let Roger Nichols know about it (doesn't he have an instrument rating?). Then again, I don't know if I'd want to trust *my* rear end at 12,000' AGL in a plane made by Alesis. http://www.musicplayer.com/ubb/smile.gif

 

They do come up with some amazing products though, and boy, do they know how to do the "bang for the buck" thing. Can't wait to hear your new sounds Craig!

 

 

Phil O'Keefe

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