The Live! S6 table is a highly intuitive and modular musical table, designed by Spain-based company Reactable Systems, that uses a smooth touch surface that musicians can interact with to generate sounds as well as alter different kinds of musical parameters.
Rather than use cables to offer effects, filters or controllers, the Live! S6 modular synth revolves around the manipulation of transparent blocks on the surface of the table. Multiple players can use the platform simultaneously.
"This version of Reactable Live! S6 could be the reference from Reactable Live! series," say Reactable Systems. "Better aluminum structure, much long life of projector, great precision from new sensor, and new approach to perform and enjoy music, to challenge and push the limits of how we interact with music."
Flat-Surface Synthesizers
The Live! S6 Modular Synthesizer Uses Manipulable Transparent Blocks
Trend Themes
1. Transparent-block Synthesizers - Music enthusiasts and tech developers can explore the potential of using transparent blocks to offer effects, filters, and controllers.
2. Multi-user Modular Synthesizers - Music companies and event venues can capitalize on the demand for interactive musical tables by developing synthesizers that allow multiple users to generate sounds simultaneously.
3. Intuitive Musical Interfaces - Tech manufacturers can innovate musical interfaces that use smooth touch surfaces, precision sensors, and modular designs to offer a seamless user experience.
Industry Implications
1. Music Technology - Music tech companies can leverage transparent-block synthesizers to offer innovative, modular instruments that musicians can manipulate to generate new sounds and effects.
2. Event Production - Event planners and production companies can incorporate multi-user modular synthesizers into their productions to create interactive musical experiences for their audiences.
3. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies can capitalize on the growing interest in intuitive musical interfaces by designing sleek, user-friendly synthesizers that appeal to a mass market.