Emulator Modular to take DJ'ing to new level

You have been to discos many a times but ever wondered to see what magic the DJs do with their fingers on a system that takes your sub-consciousness to newer heights every time? But then, even if you wondered, you couldn't see because of the distance between you and the DJ. However, a new technology could change all of this and take the art of DJ'ing to a new level and might leave you mesmerized for moments.

Emulator Multi-Touch DJ

The name of the technology is Emulator Modular. It is the first of its kind multi-touch MIDI controller PC software that has been exclusively designed for all the music producers and professional DJs. Let me tell you that MIDI is the standard protocol that enables communication between musical instruments and the computers. The job of a DJ is not only to play music but, as you have wondered, they also facilitate this communication with their fingers by working on a multi touch system that you fail to see. However, all of it could be history now. Modular Emulator will allow you to see what a DJ is doing on a large transparent screen.

This technology has been developed by Smithson Martin and would be of immense help to everyone engaged in the production of music. They can use this software to turn their existing multi-touch devices into a very powerful MIDI controller. As the name suggests, the Emulator Modular virtually recreates the hardware of the emulated platform and allow the original software to run on it as they used to on the original hardware. The job of this software doesn't end here only. Infact, it comes with many additional properties that add up to the virtual hardware platform to give a new kind of experience to the users and the public as a result.

According to the developers, this software comes along with a list of object that would enable the users to customize their multi-touch interface with additional buttons, sliders, circular knobs, jog wheels and many more. It has been designed as a ready to use software and would not require any special programming or configuration for installation. The entire system has 130 MIDI buttons and could be upgraded in the future for lifetime if users want to add anything new. So, don't wonder but just see what your DJ is doing. Of course, only if he is using this software!

Via: Stupiddope