Jason Mesut used his December 2010 MEX Session to prompt new thinking about physical controls, touch interfaces and mobile device form factors, inspired by his love of music making tools. Jason traces the development of music making interfaces and identifies where lessons could be learnt for digital design, challenging participants to think beyond flat, glassy touchscreens as the endpoint of mobile form.
Recorded at MEX, December 2010.
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