This isn't the first multi-touch DJing I've seen, but something about watching this guy navigate his transparent control station—a homebrew touchscreen running a Traktor Pro controller called Emulator—really makes me want to do the robot. Kyle VanHemert, the author of this post, at
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BoomClap is an augmented boom-box for your iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad.
Play beats by making different sounds. Say boom, clap your hands, snap your fingers, sing, and make beat box! You will develop your sound making skills and learn a new way of making music.
Done by Billaboop Studio in collaboration with beat-boxer Ezra.
That’s the reason Ableton Live is the best production tool: different modes. I can use Live in Arrangement View and work like I did years back in Cubase and Pro-Tools. I can use Live in Session View and have a play/scratch area to let ideas explode or just build the parts Im going to use in Arrangement View. I can use Live when I’m on stage triggering video and controllers. I’ve almost never had Live crash in the studio and never once on stage. Yep this is an advert except I didn’t get paid for it. Just saying thanks for something I use a lot. We tend to worship the tools that make us sound good (and make us money!). To people who aren’t convinced there is a fully functioning free trial of Live (no saving).
