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Otto, the open-source beat slicer made in Venice, Italy

By Mark Vanderbeeken - June 30, 2009

in Object Culture

OTTO is an electronic musical instrument for realtime manual beat slicing of audio samples. OTTO was developed by Luca De Rosso as a thesis project for his master degree in Visual and Multimedia Communications at IUAV University of Venice (April 2009), and uses the Arduino open-source hardware platform and Cycling '74's Max/MSP software.

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