The AirPiano, A Musical Device Played By Moving Hands In The Air

by Scott Beale on June 28, 2008 · 2 comments

Designer Omer Yosha has created a prototype of The AirPiano, an amazing musical device that is controlled by moving hands in the air above it. Here’s more on The AirPiano from Create Digital Music.

Above the AirPiano is a virtual matrix of keys and faders, each assigned with MIDI messages and ready to be triggered. The length of a triggered note is equivalent to the time a hand is placed on the corresponding virtual key.

via Today and Tomorrow

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