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youtube.com - 12/16/2008

itouch guitar 2.0 + Ableton (video)

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This video is a quick demonstration of my guitar with 2 itouch ipods mounted onto the body of the guitar.The ipod closest to the guitar pick ups is running I...

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blog.makezine.com - 12/16/2008

Guitar + 2 iPods = iTouch guitar

— blog.makezine.com — What's the quickest way to add the capabilities of iPod Touch to your guitar? - try mounting... 2 of them to your ax's body! (hey, I said 'quickest way', not 'cheapest') The ipod closest to the guitar pick ups is running Itouch Midi's Martix app ... (more) Guitar + 2 iPods = iTouch guitar

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Guitar + 2 iPods = iTouch guitar
MAKE Magazine — What's the quickest way to add the capabilities of iPod Touch to your guitar? - try mounting 2 of them to your ax's body! (hey, I said 'quickest way', not 'cheapest') The ipod closest to the guitar pick ups is running Itouch Midi's Martix app which im using to send midi to Ableton Live on my Macbook via wifi. And the itouch near the bottom is running Bloom designed by Brian Eno and Peter Chilvers, Bloom is a generative music application. Note: in this video bloom is just being run through my mixer when i play live it is run through various patches to alter it a bit. The reason i ...

Turn Your iPhone/iPod Touch Into A MIDI Controller
GEARFUSE — The best things in life are free, no question about it. But even if it wasn’t free, I’d most likely buy iTouchMidi, a program for both OS X and Windows that will receive MIDI signals from your iPhone or iPod Touch via WiFi. Pretty insane right? Check out what this guy did with two iPod Touches and iTouchMidi software. He uses the touchscreens mounted to his guitar to control Ableton Live and pull off some Brian Eno-type shit. I’d keep writing but I’ve simply got to try this out for myself. I’ll report back with my findings, Cap’n! Link [ via ]

Guitar with Two iPods Attached is Much More Likely to Be Stolen After Your Gig [Music]
Gizmodo — Playing guitar is a cool thing to do. Sticking a couple of iPod touches on it to make an "iTouch Guitar"? Well, the coolness of that is a bit more questionable. This guy affixed two iPods to the front of his guitar; one runs Itouch Midi's Matrix app and the other is running my beloved Bloom. He then plays the guitar with a bow to make hazy, formless music. It's a neat idea, but I can't help but think physically attaching the iPods to the guitar is unnecessary. But hey, what do I know? I'm no musical genius like this guy. [Matrixsynth via Make] ...