Anyone played a Continuum Fingerboard?
 

I found this video a weeks back when I was researching about V-synths.

http://www.hakenaudio.com/Continuum/200/HakR216.html

The guys on the V-synth forum/site say that he is triggering an XT (V-synth rack) from it. Never get to see the V-synth though.

Anyway....

Have any of you played with one of these controllers?
I'd love to have a go on one!

This is a custum made board.
The guy who make them,Manufacture only few of thos a year.
Few Kyma owners use it to triger their kyma systems.

it seems a bit hard to master.
imagine you have a keyboard with no black keys.

I've seen this before (not exactly the same video) - but damn that is one expressive-controller.

getting those leads sounding "real" and not sequenced with this is probably a breeze once you mastered the control.

And i guess if you played guitars before you probably have it alot easier when trying to master it.

I always thought of inventing something like this...seems like i was too slow:P

Very, very, cool.

i think its one of the most expressive controlers exist corrently.
you can control the timber of the sound and also have X Y and assign them to different things such as ... anything!

~2400 euro for the mini size keyboard is defently not for the budget home studio users.

Whoa, didn't realize they were that pricey. 8O

Although it would take a bit to master, once you did it would be really fun to play with. Imagine the sucker with pads!

AWESOME!!!

8)

accualy this is realy good for playing plucked string and acustic guitar dou to the abillity to "glide" and vibrate. :)

There was one on Ebay once that I was bidding on to use with My Kyma system but I got sniped at the last minute bummer it was the smaller board but sold for only 1350.00 I am kicking myself for getting sniped at the last second. This thing is awsome for film scoring! I have a buddy that has one and I would love to get one eventually but that price tag..... Maybe when I start to make some more $$ doing this stuff.

did you get a wacom tablot for your kyma?
that also looked like a superb way of controling and twisting the kyma.