Creative Music Interaction
Touchtable is a PMP that is interactive and intuitive. It features a large controller wheel that surrounds the screen and performs just like a turntable. It’s even sensitive to touch and pressure and when you use it in combo with the surrounding function buttons, it facilitates absolute user control over a track, through precise position, timing and pitch manipulation.
Features:
- One function button controls the simultaneous switching to a secondary track, allowing the user to mix records on the fly, or to scratch samples over a track.
- Through the cue output, each track is directed to either the left or right headphone, the beat and pitch can then be matched, a cue point created, and the combined tracks mixed out the main phono output.
- Two devices can also be combined wirelessly at the click of a button, to act similarly to the traditional DJ set up, just at around 1:8 the scale.
- This function also allows for multiple users to mix and scratch tracks together, combining their own Touchtable devices through one output.
- The device not only adds interaction to the personal listening experience, but can be used for performance.
- The Touchtable can be plugged into a computer, where it acts as a midi device, working with built in software, allowing complete creativity and control over customization and music creation.
- Touchtable allows for complex interactions, comparable to a complete DJ set up, however the device itself is very simplistic: designed for ease of assembly/disassembly, interchangeability and miniaturization through technology. It is not only ultra portable, but cost effective, easy and enjoyable to use.
Designer: Thomas Mascall



















55 Comments »
Jeff says
I love this design. I want it to go into production so i can buy a set. Im a beginner dj and an industrial design student and this wouldve saved me a lot of money and space. However I would like to see a concept for a mixer interface between the two devices like a traditional dj set up has. The one thing about that is scaling that part down so much could be detrimental to the usage of the fader. Just a few things to think about. Otherwise I love it.
Tim says
This looks awesome!
James: Why do I get the feeling you typed that on your touch? Haha
Clay says
awesome… I want a pair…
DjFIL says
Not sure if it’s as functional as the larger Pacemaker Handheld DJ Device (pacemaker.net)… as this is missing a crossfader\faders (EQ? FX?)… but it’s really cute.
Adrian says
great idea, i want a pair of this things, they can put my ipod to rest forever
ReeseGeek says
Genius Idea, i love the concept
Practicing sound mixing on the go
Pio says
This NEEDS to be made!
james says
get it in production and fast i want 2 it is cool how much it is goig to cost?????????
Starrjumper.com says
Well you can get the same thing for iphone and ipad for free…..
DarkSideMatter says
That is way too small. Professional DJ’s would get laughed at, its a joke. It does look pretty smart in a sense though.
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