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Innovative Foot Controller and Software Bundle for Repetitive Computer Tasks
Read MoreWhat does an iPad, John Paul Jones, Vernon Reid and Trey Gunn have in common? They are all plugged into SoftStep.
Read MoreKeith McMillen Instruments, an innovator of creative technology for string instruments, today announced the formation of the StringPort Developer Program, which will provide software synthesizer developers with documentation and sample source code to easily develop StringPort versions of their software synthesizers.
Read MoreAndrew Calvo is a music industry veteran who, prior to joining KMI, held various sales and marketing positions at leading audio firms such as BIAS, Digidesign/Avid, and Blank Software, and has worked with top information technologies companies O’Reilly Media and Carsonified.
Read MoreKeith McMillen Instruments, an innovator of creative technology for string instruments, today announced the release of StringPort, the first computer platform for guitars.
Read MoreThe SoftStep foot controller is the alternative to bulky and limited footswitches used by musicians today. The latest innovation from Keith McMillen Instruments (KMI) weighs in at just over a pound, fits into many laptop cases, and boasts ten keys, each with 5 degrees of freedom.
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Read MoreSoftStep is a leap forward in the portability and functionality of footpedal controllers. Weighing in at just over a pound and fitting into many laptop cases, SoftStep has limitless flexibility compared to standard footswitches.
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Read MoreK-Bow is a Bluetooth-enabled sensor bow that detects and translates bow technique and movement into control signals capable of producing an unprecedented level of expression from synthesizers, audio processors, or any other computer-based art form.
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