Mashable is one of the most engaged digital networks in the world, reporting on the importance of digital innovation and how it empowers and inspires people around the globe. Reviewer Adario Strange recently got to try out the iRing first-hand and was impressed. He proclaimed that "Controlling the flow of beats via magician-like hand movements... is sure to get you noticed."
Mashable is one of the most engaged digital networks in the world, reporting on the importance of digital innovation and how it empowers and inspires people around the globe. Reviewer Adario Strange recently got to try out the iRing first-hand and was impressed. He proclaimed that "Controlling the flow of beats via magician-like hand movements... is sure to get you noticed."
Here are a few more of his initial impressions:
"The iRing is different.... It happens to be one of those rare gesture controllers that works as advertised."
"(iRing) can recognize your movements almost instantaneously, allowing you to create powerful electronic music performances by simply moving your hands in mid-air."
"It takes practice, but once you get the basic spatial mechanics down, creating a controlled music performance becomes a lot easier"
"Once you're hooked (and yes, it's addictive) you'll probably be tempted by the in-app beats and effects packages. Some of the additions available include EDM, house, hip-hop and dubstep packs, ranging in price from $1.99 to $4.99, with the total bundle of sound packs offered for $19.99"
"For the cost of a pizza and a few Starbucks-priced in-app purchases, you can spin like the DJ of the future."
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