Submixpro Studio - The Future Of Electronic Music
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5. Reaperdaddy 3 years ago
wow... im not into electro at all but i find that amazing... so many creative possibilities in a futuristic tool....
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Amazing! Music + Future. now!
@(removed comment) The clips and beats are pre-made obviously, but the device is real.
here is another performance
https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1195711505836&ref=mf
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amazing Ive never known that something like this exists, I am big fan of trance music and this table is mixing exactly music for my ears, otherwise I can not imagine how tiesto or bureem dyck are using this table would be definetely funny
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The design kind of reminds me of the Stargate 
but I also like how the sound frequency can be seen on the board, and how you can see the volume and all, pure technical brilliancy!
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14. Comment rated too low. Show this comment irishgek 3 years ago
lol it costs how much and sorry , live 8.1 , fruity loops , cubase all for way less and the only thing this is....another touch screen control thats nice in this clip but i bet the set up and loops took hours to produce not to mention setting up this machine to accept it all and drive the software
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wow that would be an awesome way to make music it looks easier and more better i want to see it in more action!"
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It's really just an interesting and hands on way to play pre-created loops. Everything you heard (apart from the free lancing lead) was a loop done in Cubase or something similar.
Still, if a DJ did this live, I'd love it. It's very visual and interactive. Cool.
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20. chuchesaku 3 years ago
#12 you can make your own reactable using a regular webcam, tuio pure data and reactivision.
It takes a lot of time building and programming it, but it works perfectly, just like shown here.
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#20 - "it works perfectly, just like shown here" - i'm pretty sure it works fine but all i can do is noise, a looooot of noise 
Awesome machine and skills
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#14, you never cease to amaze me with your vast knowledge of everything. Oh, by the way that was what we call in the States,
sarcasm . I thought that was pretty amazing, go ahead and call me a hick, but I still liked it. 
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this is great except you can't reproduce the same thing again, or it would be very hard. Its great for making stuff up on the spot, but would be rather unreliable for concerts where you would need to produce the same song over and over again.
Though, it would allow anyone to produce great music, i like the sound of that
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nice... hey maybe the universe is like a big reactable and everyone on it is a piece of device that creates a harmony and walaaa perfect sound
and GOD is like ROBBO
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26. Comment rated too low. Show this comment Usdevildoggmc 3 years ago
I Can just picture a bunch of 3CPOs n R2D2's Clubbing it up.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_rTkJSUFzWyw/S03tecoIycI/AAAAAAAAAyw/uQdVENT9g1s/s400/3cpo.jpg
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27. chuchesaku 3 years ago
#21 i found some video tutorials on youtube on how to use puredata for manipulating sound, wave samples, etc plus googled some tutorials about it.
the hard part are those fancy flash projections 
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29. SnidleyWhiplash 3 years ago
Kill for one of these is right. Would be so cool to set one of these up right in the center of a room or a field somewhere.... so the focus of the party is more natural. On the PEOPLE where it belongs.
Not on a bunch of kids screaming at someone on top of a 15 foot high stage. And sure, those other progams are functional, but how to beat this for a live PA or whatnot?! I would rather hear something original over a sequence of already published trax any day of the week (ie Prototype 909, etc) Very cool stuff. Although at that price, I doubt I'll ever actually see on in action.... :/
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33. trancetunes (admin) 3 years ago
#5, it's a good thing this isn't electro then 
it's definitely more trance than anything else
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1. loscohones 3 years ago
brilliant machine