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Music Mouse Quick Start Guide: The Keys to Expression

April 3

Music Mouse is an instrument that responds in real time to your cursor movements. Created by Laurie Spiegel in the 1980s, Music Mouse translates physical gestures into harmonically structured music. The post Music Mouse

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