misa digital guitar says good riddance to strings
This digital guitar runs on Linux and has a touch screen interface. How cool is that?
What is it exactly? The Misa Digital Guitar is a pressure-sensitive touchscreen MIDI controller that’s been built into a guitar body.
The Misa isn’t made to replace traditional guitars, rather to create electronic music. There are 144 buttons on the neck that can be pressed with the left hand, and you can tap points on the touch screen to interact with digital music software. Since it’s a MIDI controller, it can play any instrument sounds you have stored on your computer. Cool!
No word on pricing for the Misa, but if you’re interested in buying one, you can contact them here.
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tags: controller digital electronic music guitar midi misa music touchscreen
January 19th, 2010
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Damn, that thing is so much cooler than my Keytar.