Virtual Conducting with MASCHINE JAM (shown using Minecraft theme by C418)

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If you don't have a symphonic orchestra standing by, you can still get quite close to the experience, feeling and sound design of conducting using the MASCHINE JAM.

This clip shows how you can very easily feel like an orchestra is at your fingertips using the JAM's touch strips, whether it's for controlling the levels of the various orchestral components or strumming a harp.

All the notes are sequenced at the same velocity - it's their relative dynamic balances that brings the orchestral feel to life.

Virtual conducting is demonstrated using C418's beautiful soundtrack for Minecraft

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