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| Enigmatic XTC |
| nuts :eyes: |
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| Fledz |
| Wow that's ing awesome! :eyespop: :eyes: |
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| digitul punk |
| THAT is awesome! I saw this concept earlier this or maybe last year... they were demo-ing the table with premade samples and just messing around with them. They have definately made some really big improvements, earlier they were using just one kind of object (or cube or whatever you wanna call it) ... now it seems they have different kinds with different functions which is great. I could definately see this improving over the next 5 years and actual implementation of this in concerts or at least live PAs. |
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| AnLyGi |
| Unreal. Live PA would be awesome with that. How expensive would that technology be though. |
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| digitul punk |
| quote: | Originally posted by AnLyGi
Unreal. Live PA would be awesome with that. How expensive would that technology be though. |
I feel ya! I'd love to see someone like BT use it and see how creative he can get with it. Well, the whole thing is probably under prototype phase and have yet to spark a production intrest by a manufacturer, if it does though, I'd say the starting price would be around $5000 or so. Whatever it is, if this comes out, I'm getting it. (Better start saving up now. :p ) |
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| DJFreaq |
What balls!
Amazing. Very fun. |
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| DeZmA |
| Anyone knows how much this toy costs? It looks amazing indeed |
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| simonbostock |
| Thats f....g awesome. I saw something like that a while back by some Sony engineers messing around with cubes on a tabletop doing some weird stuff. But thats amazing.. thanks for the video clips! |
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