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Very. As a musician, I see some potential in this as a synth controller. All it needs is some assignable potentiometers (knobs) on the body, and an assignable tremolo bar... or two! Or three!

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ITP does a lot of neat stuff, that always seems to be missing *something*. Sometimes it's "arduinos in nerf" -type interaction devices which are supposed to be self-evidently interesting, or interesting by virtue saying "proprioception" and other words that non-NYUers making interactive whatsits don't use. Other times it's merely latching onto something that already exists: papers about memes or spam that are supposed to intrigue us because they're unusual fodder for academia. It's all stuff that I'd be into if my friends did it. But, of course, my friends have day jobs, and are not blessed by a pricey university as Experts if they make a buggy iphone game. Is it wrong to expect more from ITP?]]>Dec 23rd 2009 3:40PMhttp://www.engadget.com/2009/12/23/highlights-from-nyus-itp-winter-show-2009/http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/23/highlights-from-nyus-itp-winter-show-2009/Jan 7th 2010 4:54PM