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"Instead of only talking about music or online music applications there was also a chance to perform! Mustick allows you to rock out and be a star even if you aren't that musically talented.\r\n\r\n\r\nMusic and Bits &amp;amp;amp; Mobile Dev Camp attendees rock out to Jimi Hendrix and Nirvana.\r\nConceived from a Industrial Design TU/e project on embodied interaction, Mustick is a design that allows non-musicians to perform songs of their favourite artists. The device is exemplary of products allowing non-musicians to perform songs without the steep learning curves common in musical instruments. These designs use the expressive powers of the human body to interact with pre-recorded music in meaningful ways. (Mustick)\r\nSee the Mustick in action at the Music and Bits event:\r\n\r\nMusic and Bits - Mustick from silvertje on Vimeo.\r\n\r\nThe device reminded me somewhat of a wooden lightsabre. However, it's only using sensors and no light effects so it's very energy efficient, a few batteries and the Mustick can last up to weeks.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nIn a short interview Wouter Kersteman and Joris Zaalberg explain how they came up with the concept and what Mustick is. The Mustick is definitely a party starter!\r\n\r\n\r\nMusic and Bits - Mustick from silvertje on Vimeo."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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