Filed under: Audio, Fun, Macintosh, Freeware
FluidTunes: when iTunes meets Minority Report
by Jay Hathaway Dec 1st 2008 at 1:00PM
FluidTunes can be a little bit difficult to control. It's quite responsive, but it's easy to hit a few buttons at once, or accidentally scroll past the song you wanted. Also, don't rock out too wildly in front of your camera, or you're liable to change songs with your head. For right now, Fluidtunes is an impressive showpiece, but it's not entirely practical for everyday music browsing.
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Josh said 3:31PM on 12-01-2008
This is unbelievable. Quite literally. I've just sat and flicked through my iTunes and can't remember the last time personal computing excited me quite so much
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recon said 2:37PM on 12-01-2008
sweeeeeeet
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Rob said 2:49PM on 12-01-2008
stupid Mac only.....................
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ThaBeatnik said 2:53PM on 12-01-2008
It sucks that this isn't for PC also!!! That shit is incredible!!! I want it for PC like Yesterday!!!
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Jash Sayani said 3:41PM on 12-01-2008
To sum it up in one word: Wow!
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Tinus said 9:26AM on 12-02-2008
Lots of coll stuff is Mac-only lately.
Good times :-)
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LukeBlueFive said 4:15PM on 12-03-2008
This is pretty awesome, and it IS a lot like Minority Report. Now, if they could only move that play button...
Another cool application for Mac! Sadly, it doesn't increase productivity... lol.
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aleafinwater said 3:39PM on 12-27-2008
This software is a great launching point for some really fun and functional apps.
If anyone (even the developer) could offer a few options: folders infrastructure, playlists, and maybe tweak the responsiveness and button layouts (ie. parts of the viewing area could be made more or less sensitive to facilitate control.)
Either way, I'm quite excited to see what this leads to.
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