Air Piano

[john]

I can imagine this being both fun and a nightmare all at the same time!

[Darlink]

Ummm well....it's portable

[BlackhawkFan]

Hmmm.... Low notes on the right. No. On the left. Wait. They're....

[Sakura]

Well it looks like fun, but I would be completely lost trying to use it!

[JB2011]

It would be like learning how to play a different instrument.

[Kerryn]

I wanted to write that it is less genius than theremin, however after reading description (where they say this thing is MIDI compatible) I can say I'm digging this for sure. Here is another amazing of innovative MIDI interfaces, Madrona Labs Soundplane:

[bwnunnally]

Yes, but how does sign language sound on this? Could be a whole new genre -- lyrics performed in sign language and resulting melodies.

[john]

interesting idea. hook in the lights cued from the same keyboard and you have a full and inclusive show for people with hearing issues

[Darmin Deflern]

jean michelle jarr used a "light harp" in Paris where he was using his hands to cut beams of light that were going over the crowd thought that looked very cool!

[TapperMike]

I kind of like the linnstrument.

Unlike other instruments you get true polyphony with both hands on deck as well as pressure and after pressure effects such as timbre and vibrator/bend. sort of like an eigenharp but still affordable and usb playable.

It actually is a good head on competitor to the ztar.