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All content above was posted on April 9, 2009

Craig Hanson and Mike Gao built the Lumi consoles for mixing and remixing music on the fly. In their demonstration, Gao recorded a piano riff and was able to chop it up into a 16-step sequence, reconfigure it and match it to a beatboxing sample he also recorded live.

These multiapplication consoles can be networked, so one player can light up buttons on the other’s board. The teams says this helps keep both players on time and in the same key, and it can facilitate teaching. With some refinement, the Lumi could come soon to a DJ table near you.

http://www.wired.com/gadgets/mods/multimedia/2009/03/gallery_instruments?slide=10&slideView=4

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All content above was posted on April 3, 2009

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