Look here, it’s a cool hack that isn’t a Kinect hack! Over on Kickstarter, Tim Soo and pals have put together an iPhone and a Wiimote to create the Invisible Instrument, a controller that pairs with your computer via Bluetooth and works with software including GarageBand, Logic, ProTools and Ableton Live.

So far the Invisible Instrument can control a virtual instruments including a drum kit, violin, cello, bass, keyboard, guitar, theremin and act as a conductor’s baton. Soo and the gangt plan to add wind and brass instruments, harmonica and harp to the repetoire. You can check out the Invisible Instrument in action after the break…

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You can pledge to the Invisible Instrument project at Kickstarter and nab yourself some cool rewards.

Out now | £varies | Kickstarter

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  • http://www.gear4music.com/Drums/Drum_Kits.html drum kits

    I see the control of two directions along one axis and two positions in two dimensions. That is six instead of twelve variables, which means three notes, plus a background loop, instead of six. applications for the iPhone and the Theremin also have fewer variables to work.

  • http://www.gear4music.com/Drums/Drum_Kits.html drum kits

    I see the control of two directions along one axis and two positions in two dimensions. That is six instead of twelve variables, which means three notes, plus a background loop, instead of six. applications for the iPhone and the Theremin also have fewer variables to work.

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    It is very obvious that we will definitely have instruments which would be accessible remotely and very easy to learn and also to play because technology never stops.

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