Once in awhile a product, although not for sale, is simply too beautiful not to write about. The O-bow ($TBA) is an electronic musical instrument. Using a standard bow or even a wooden stick, changes in the midi are produced via an optical sensor which measures the bow speed and horizontal angle with high resolution. To play you will need a midi keyboard to produce the string sound and the O-bow would add the bow flavor. There is no word yet on whether this device will ever hit the market, but I’m hoping we will see a Kickstarter for it soon. Check out this [video_lightbox_youtube video_id= 4L4cr80vT5Q width=640 height=480 anchor=video] of the O-bow in action.
The Jack: Wireless Guitar Cable ($260) is the first guitar attachment that streams using Wi-Fi. All you have to do is plug it into your guitar, amp or pedal and you’re ready to go. No other hardware is required. Jack utilizes 24-bit uncompressed Wi-Fi to deliver studio quality music. Because it’s Wi-Fi all you have […]