Stanford’s Mobile Phone Orchestra and iPhone Ocarina
Posted by Mobile SEO on 10 February 2010
23 Comments
StanfordUniversity asked:
Stanford assistant professor and entrepreneur, Ge Wang makes music with a mobile phone orchestra and iphone ocarina. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu News Article news.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on youtube: www.youtube.com
Related posts:
- iPhone App by Smule: Ocarina [Zeldarian]
- Dell Mobile Phone Launching In China Within Days
- iPhone Review from Phone Scoop
- What cell phone service will the iphone 4 be?
“Mopho mofo=@cker
This is retarded
“Moph”… oh how witty.
I love that every time this guy shows the app off he plays a Zelda song ;D
Just when we’d begun to lose faith in humanity, Professor Wang lifts us up and shows us how it’s true that we’re not pathetic, futile sacks of protoplasm. Hooray for inanity!
Learn this Free simple secret Trick to Download
and watch any Video from Youtube!
Go to ==> freetrick. xl. cx
Get iphones for 0
Go to ===> giveaway. pro. .tm
get iphones for 0 cost at
giveaway . pro. .tm
that’s awesome!! (:
people who make apps like these are great!
excellent work!
Hey, I just came across this site that is supposedly giving away a number of the new Motorola Droid’s, ofcourse the chance of getting one is small since there must be tons of people signing up for this, but anyway, I signed up and I’m hoping to be one of the lucky ones. It’s free and takes like 30 seconds so I thought why not. My brother even joined the contest and he already owns a Droid.
Check it out!
bizoppofferDOTcom/x/0/962/4434/
This chink has me wanting to punch my cock…not for pleasure but in anger
Wow….that is LAME! If I were the parents of the kids in this “class” I would be totally pissed and demand a refund.
that guy likes to talk. just play it..ok. its shit. now fuck off.
y one dollar???
@azzamrockon 1 dollar
Ocarina is not free rite u geeks?
@pufffdragon: ‘cos a real ocarina doesn’t network ‘cross the globe. So, it’s up to you: what do you want to achieve? Just play a tune and leave a reverberation in the air around you, or play a tune and leave a reverberation in the aether for someone Across the Universe to “hear”?
@patentstillpending: That depends what you’ll play. Then again, playing “chopsticks” on the World’s best piano is just as “hard” as on a child’s tinkertoy piano. The question is what can one do with this new instrument, and THAT’s what’s exciting about it. It will never replace a Stradivarius or a Steinway, but it will create a niche of its own.
sounds crap
@extremevalid
Erm…no? If you can’t read music/understand how music works, how the hell do you expect to be able to play a virtual instrument? If you ask me, this is a perfect way to test an instrument. This isn’t like Guitar Hero/Rockband, where you press some button combos a perform a sick tune. Never in a million years will this replace a proper orchestra, but perhaps create a new movement in music. I’m really shocked at the stupidty here.
No need to dedicate yourself to learning an instrument anymore.. A bunch of weird looking people have done it for you.. Brave new world of instant gratification. Everything these days has to be RTS (right this second) and because you get it instantly there is no real enjoyment as you get from a real instrument. Because there is no struggle to learn the phone blown thingy, its discarded just as quickly as the app was down loaded…..
poor world…….
Leave your response!
Why Mobile?
Categories
Pages
Blogroll
Partners
Tag Clouds
3G 3gs Amp Apple Apple Ipad Apple Iphone Apple Store BlackBerry Buzz Buzz Cut Demo Droid Ebay facebook Free Phones gmail Google HTC Ipad iphone iphone 3g Iphone 4 iPhone Themes iphone wallpaper iPod iPod Touch Itunes Keyboard Laptop Microsoft Mobile Advertising Mobile Marketing Mobile News Noah People Random Ideas Rim Blackberry Running smartphone T-Mobile Twitter Verizon Video Tour Wifi YahooMobile Readers
Recent Post
Most Commented
Archives