Misulu C24 | Ipad Music Keyboard

The Misulu C.24 is a two octave wireless music keyboard designed for iPad. It has the same size as the iPad and works as a magnetic cover. With only 10mm of thickness it rises up to reveal a hi-tech keyboard that uses magnets instead of traditional springs giving it both reliability and longevity. It also features two LED regions above the keyboard, one assigned to shift the keyboard’s octave assignment, the other designed for analog expression such as pitch bend. It also has room for hardware expansion modules such as knobs, faders and XY pads that will be available in the future. watch the video

The C.24 is currently looking for funding on Kickstarter, you can also read a great review on engadget

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