The age of the Misa Digital Guitar has dawned
The neck consists of 144 'keycaps' spread across six rows and along 24 'frets'
Article Summary
A software engineer based in Sydney, Australia has created a digital guitar controlled by open source software which he hopes will see musicians play electronic music in a live environment. Players control the pitch, speed and volume of notes produced by the Misa Digital Guitar via a 24 'fret' neck and touchscreen interface.
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