SOMI-1 – Turn your Movements into Sound

A project in Kiel, Germany by instruments of things
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Wireless wearables to play and control music via movements | iOS & Android | MIDI Interface
Backers: 139
Average Pledge Per Backer: €390

Funded: €54,279 of €50,000
Dates: Sep 19th -> Oct 19th (30 days)
Project By: instruments of things
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Latest News

24 hours left | Visit to the Deutsche Oper Berlin

October 18th - via: kickstarter.com
24 HOURS LEFT The SOMI-1 Kickstarter campaign ends soon. Please spread the word one last time to bring this project to life! Visit to the Deutsche Oper Berlin Last week we had the pleasure to meet Alexander Abdukarimov and Daniil Simkin at the... (Read More)

Earn 10% cash back for helping us spread the word!

October 7th - via: kickstarter.com
The SOMI-1 campaign still needs support to reach the last 37%.  WE REALLY NEED YOU!! Therefore, we want to give you something back: 10% cash on every purchase that is made via your referral! Simply:  Click the link bellow and register as a... (Read More)

SOMI-1 transforms your movements into sound

October 6th - via: geeky-gadgets.com
Each SOMI-1 sensor provides eight different motion parameters all of which can be used independently to control or trigger sound. Sounds can either be generated from the SOMI-1 phone application which also includes a number of different presets straight out-of-the-box or by any instrument or music software that is compatible with MIDI. (Read More)

WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT <3

October 4th - via: kickstarter.com
Dear backers, We now reached halftime of the SOMI-1 Kickstarter campaign and collected 61% of its goal. Big Thanks to all backers! Still, as Kickstarter campaigns usually don't have a linear progress, the next 39% will be much harder to get.  So... (Read More)

Create and control music using your body with the SOMI-1 from Instruments of Things

September 22nd - via: routenote.com
Turn your movements and dance moves into sound with this Kickstarter. The SOMI-1 provides performers, musicians and creators a way to make music via movements. The project aimed at casual consumers, comes from Instruments of Things, based on their successful 2.4SINK sensor for professional musicians, launched on Kickstarter in 2019. (Read More)

New Performance Video

September 21st - via: kickstarter.com
We have uploaded a new performance video to the SOMI-1 Kickstarter campaign. The video was shot outside on Berlin's beautiful Tempelhofer Feld. Dancers Dana Pajarillaga and Daniel Asamoah control nature-like ambient sounds by their movements via... (Read More)

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