Lippold Haken, inventor of the Continuum Fingerboard, joined ten other featured speakers and performers at the first ContinuuCon earlier this month.
Written by Julia Sullivan, ECE ILLINOIS
Performers, sound designers, composers, and electronic music enthusiasts traveled to North Carolina from as far away as India, France, and Portugal for ContinuuCon, the first Continuum Fingerboard conference, earlier this month. Talks, workshops, demonstrations, and jams filled the weekend, including the ContinuuConcert, a two-hour public performance.
[profile:l-haken], inventor of the Continuum Fingerboard and ECE faculty/lecturer, was delighted with the success of the event. "It felt surreal to have people come up to me and tell me how the Continuum has changed their lives. It was an honor to have so many people attend the conference," he said.