… then I could make things as beautiful as these Moog products:
MuRF MF-105, Low Pass Filter MF-101, Etherwave ( Hi-res)
Hey I could design your guys next project...
http://subimage.com/portfolio/fxpansion
:)
Who knew the 37signals crowd were electronic music fans? You guys got any links to your work?
You should really be able to edit these comments ala basecamp :/
Totally. What I wouldn't give to be able to step away from my computer and design an audio product like this:
I always like these knobs:
http://www.ryskamp.org/portfolio/multimedia/sequential/manwoman.html
Moog. Hmmm ... anyone else old enough to remember "Switched On Bach"??
Moog. Hmmm ... anyone else old enough to remember "Switched On Bach"?
Classic. Walter Carlos. Now Wendy Carlos. Released an updated version in 2000.
Another great recording is "Beauty in the Beast", if you can find it. Fascinating experiments with just intonation.
Propellerheads Reason does a pretty good job of knob-based software design. Their website leaves a bit to be desired, however, as that page resides within a frame that I can't link to. Tisk Tisk. Anyway, Their knobs are neat.
Knobs in softare could be cool though that whole move your mouse up and down to move something that in real life goes clockwise/counterclockwise has to go. It still freaks me out. Though years ago maybe people will go "Yeah, back in the day, they actually turned those things around in circles."
I wonder if a click to set focus, hold-click maintain focus, then a mouse gesture or something could give a similar feel.. Hmmmm. probably not.