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T-Stick

The T-Stick was developed and built in the IDMIL by Joseph Malloch, in collaboration with composer D. Andrew Stewart and performers Fernando Rocha and Xenia Pestova. The physical input device can sense where and how much of its surface is touched by the performer, as well as tilting, shaking, squeezing and twisting gestures. Unlike most digital musical instruments, the T-Sticks exist as a family, with soprano, alto, tenor, and bass members.

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T-Stick T-Stick

Octohedral Harp

The Octohedral Harp has 72 strings that are tuned to a specific set of just intonations based on the physical geomety of the 3 axis (xyz) that they a running on. 

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Octohedral Harp Octohedral Harp

Manta

The Manta consists of 48 touch-sensors arranged in a hexagonal grid, 2 touch sliders, 4 touch momentary buttons and LED backlighting for all sensors controllable from the host computer.

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Manta Manta
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