SlashGear Japan
No, it’s not a musical instrument with multiple cupholders for the beverage-confused, it’s the downright crazy looking Blue Man Group Electronic Keyboard. Plug in your iPod (or another music player if you’re not down with the cool kids/parents/grandparents/just-about-everybody-these-days-damn-where-did-the- cachet-go) and stow it in the little draw, then use the sexy black keyboard, gesture-activated percussion and harmony tools to remix your favourite music into, well, something only you could enjoy.
It’s $79.95, so don’t be expecting a vintage Moog, but you can hook it up to a stereo and entertain the family on Christmas morning (as long as they’re so wasted on sherry that they haven’t the energy to throw scrunched-up wrapping paper at you).
2 Responses to “Blue Man Group Keyboard makes cheesy remixing simple”
Jameson December 10, 2006
Will this work without an iPod or equivalent Mp3 player?
NeutralChris Davies December 10, 2006
Yes, it comes with pre-loaded music and functions as a keyboard/noise maker apparently.
[quote comment="11378"]Will this work without an iPod or equivalent Mp3 player?[/quote]
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