The age of the Misa Digital Guitar has dawned

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A player forms chord patterns or solo structures on the neck and then controls different aspects of the sound via the touchscreen interface

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The bright circle at the center of the screen controls aspects of the sound so tapping, dr...

The neck consists of 144 'keycaps' spread across six rows and along 24 'frets'

Misa has the shape of a traditional guitar but the sound is created by the interaction of ...

Each 'keycap' represents a note, similar to fret positions on a traditional guitar but the...

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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