Jan 26

A touchscreen interface for 21st century musicians

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The music of Bjork, Daft Punk, and Ryuichi Sakamoto don’t have much in common, on the surface. But they all run their live shows through Lemur, a multi-touch interface for creating real-time light shows and music mixes. The latest version was just released, and it features simpler graphics, and an improved ability to create custom touchscreens.

Check out videos of Lemur in action here and here.

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