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My last company… I don’t know if you’ve ever seen the big see-through touchscreen DJ controller emulator, but we made basically a touchscreen midi controller before there were touch screens in 2010. The tools are pretty [new], and Unity and things, you need to invest a fair bit of time and effort to build something.
My last company… I don’t know if you’ve ever seen the big see-through touchscreen DJ controller emulator, but we made basically a touchscreen midi controller before there were touch screens in 2010. The tools are pretty [new], and Unity and things, you need to invest a fair bit of time and effort to build something.
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