Lasers, Guns, and MIDI
The midiGun is a handheld midi controller that’s phallic and juvenile, but we sort of wish that they were for sale.
The gunshaped interface was designed to remotely control realtime music apps like Ableton LIVE and Traktor DJ. Users can trigger and control sounds and effects on a PC without watching a monitor or using a mouse and keyboard. The controllers and sensors can be individually customized to fit the connected software or to serve special user preferences.
The midiGun, designed by Christopher Bauder, offers 16 different controllers which can be cascaded in 16 switchable sets. This allows for a total of 256 independent sound and effects controls at the reach of your fingertips.
Lighting effects and a visible distance measuring laserbeam guarantee for the attention of the audience.
The midigun is based on the Doepfer Pocket Electronics MIDI controller.
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