Due to the lack of live music during the pandemic, Till Ronacher's 'Stagespeaker' allows users to reproduce live concerts at home by combining sound and light to create a miniature concert. The wooden and cloth 'Sound Frame' can be triggered to play different tracks, while the 'Vertical Player' lifts the turntable to a standing posture to show off the vinyl record.
Students from ÉCAL, a Swiss design school, collaborated with Yamaha to develop the series of experimental music players. Each of the six designs is the result of research into how people interact with music today, offering an elevated musical experience. The display will be showcased during Milan Design Week inside an exhibition that has been designed by Anthony Guex, featuring a backdrop of yellow velvet curtains.
The prototypes are presently on display in Milan as part of the city's design festival, which runs until June 12.
Image Credit: Younès Klouche
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Home Music Experience
- Creating music products that allow users to experience live concerts at home.
- Design Collaboration
- Collaborating with design schools to create unique and innovative music products.
- Elevated Musical Experience
- Researching user behavior to offer an elevated musical experience.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Consumer Electronics
- Developing music products that combine sound and light for an immersive home experience.
- Music Production
- Collaborating with designers to create unique music products that offer a new way to experience music.
- Consumer Goods
- Researching user behavior to produce innovative products that enhance the consumer's experience.
