Skoog

The Skoog is a customizable electronic musical instrument that has been designed to be inclusive and accessible – especially to those unable to play conventio

Skoog
For people with the surname Skoog, see Skoog (surname).
Skoogmusic
Original authorsDavid Skulina & Benjaman Schögler
DeveloperSkoogmusic Ltd
Release2008
Stable release
Skoogmusic 1.5.1
Operating systemMacintosh and Microsoft Windows
TypeSpecial needs education, art installations
LicenseProprietary
Websitehttp://www.skoogmusic.com/ [dead link]

The Skoog is a customizable electronic musical instrument that has been designed to be inclusive and accessible – especially to those unable to play conventional musical instruments.[1] Its primary market is special education and music therapy.[2]

The Skoog itself is a soft cube that plugs, via USB, into a computer running its accompanying software, which uses physical modeling technology[3] to allow direct correlations between the expressive gestures the player makes on the Skoog and the sound that comes out of the software. The current version of the software features twenty one such instruments. The Skoog can also be used as a MIDI controller, as well as a sampler.[4]

See also

  • Beamz – Laser-based music device System for making music by disrupting laser beams

References

  1. ^ Harris, Jonathan. "Ones to watch", Infinite - Annual Review of Research and Commercialisation at the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Issue 10 (2010-11).
  2. ^ "Skoog makes creating music possible for all abilities", NY Metro Parents Magazine, New York, 7 October 2011. Retrieved on 14 June 2012.
  3. ^ Strachan, Jane. "Instrument designed for kids with special needs", Springwise, 30 December 2010. Retrieved on 14 June 2012.
  4. ^ Ben Rogerson (2011-07-14). "Brett Domino plays Hey Ya! on The Skoog, a new electronic instrument". MusicRadar. Retrieved 2025-03-06.

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