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		<title>Concept Electronic Drums: virtual bongos with multicolor effects</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I love the sound and feel of real percussion and I&#8217;d never suggest that an electronic version could compete or substitute. However, you get a whole array of new sound possibilities with synthesizers and virtual instruments. Take this concept electronic drum. Not only can it be used to trigger new sounds but it&#8217;s also visually appealing. Firstly, it&#8217;s lovely and curvy and is crying out to be touched. When you do, it&#8217;ll form a multicoloured impression of you hand on its surface. Yes, it&#8217;s just a concept and I can&#8217;t really imagine one of the major instrument brands &#8211; Yamaha, Korg, Roland &#8211; making this, but perhaps some independent company]]></description>
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<p>I love the sound and feel of real percussion and I&#8217;d never suggest that an electronic version could compete or substitute. However, you get a whole array of new sound possibilities with synthesizers and virtual instruments.</p>
<p>Take this concept electronic drum. Not only can it be used to trigger new sounds but it&#8217;s also visually appealing. Firstly, it&#8217;s lovely and curvy and is crying out to be touched. When you do, it&#8217;ll form a multicoloured impression of you hand on its surface.</p>
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<p>Yes, it&#8217;s just a concept and I can&#8217;t really imagine one of the major instrument brands &#8211; Yamaha, Korg, Roland &#8211; making this, but perhaps some independent company might be able to work something out from it. If it could be hooked up via MIDI or OSC to a sequencer or alternative sound sources, or even to a huge lighting rig, I&#8217;d be sold on it.</p>
<p>More pictures at the <a href="http://www.yankodesign.com/2009/05/18/air-guitar-move-over-i-got-the-real-drums-to-compete/">link</a>.</p>
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