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Skoogmusic Skoog 2.0 Tactile Musical Interface for iOS and Mac

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Skoog 2.0

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[Skoog instrument sits on a table with an iPad]

[Sound of children playing in background]

[Sound of guitar strumming]

[Boy in yellow t-shirt walks in and sits down to play the Skoog]

[Boy in yellow t-shirt interacts with iPad screen.]

[The word "Bluetooth" appears on screen.]

[A single guitar strum is heard]

[The word "Bluetooth" disappears.]

[Close up of boy in yellow t-shirt's hands playing Skoog.]

[The word "musicplay" appears on screen.]

[Boy in yellow plays the Skoog and the camera pans up to show his face.]

[Guitar sounds are heard when Skoog is played]

[The word "musicplay" disappears.]

[Boy in yellow t-shirt interacting with the iPad screen adjusts the Skoog sensitivity]

[A single guitar strum is heard]

[Boy in yellow t-shirt plays a sequence of notes on Skoog while girl in orange t-shirt watches]

[Girl in orange t-shirt copies sequence of notes]

[Sound of a guitar is heard when Skoog is played]

[The words "universal design" appear onscreen]

[Boy in yellow t-shirt plays a sequence of notes on Skoog while girl in orange t-shirt watches]

[Girl in orange t-shirt copies sequence of notes]

[Sound of a guitar is heard when Skoog is played]

[The words "universal design" disappear]

[Boy in yellow t-shirt interacting with the iPad screen changes the instrument in garage band. iPad screen displays new instrument]

[A single guitar strum is heard]

[close up of Skoog being mounted on a suction mount]

[Sound of latch closing on mount]

[Boy in blue t-shirt, in wheelchair plays Skoog with hand.]

[The word "accessible" appear onscreen]

[Sound of organ plays when Skoog is played]

[The word "accessible" disappears]

[Boy in blue t-shirt plays a different side of Skoog.]

[The word "enabling" appears onscreen]

[Sound of organ is heard when Skoog is played]

[The word "enabling" disappears]

[Boy in yellow t-shirt interacting with the iPad screen choosing a track from iTunes library.]

[Track begins to play. strumming guitar riff is heard.]

[Boy in blue t-shirt in wheelchair smiling]

[Guitar track continues to play]

[Girl in blue t-shirt sits down to play Skoog]

[Guitar track continues to play]

[Close up of Girl in blue t-shirt's hands playing Skoog]

[Sound of synth is heard when Skoog is heard

[Guitar track continues to play]

[Girl in blue t-shirt continues to play Skoog, girl in orange t-shirt watches]

[The words "automatic key detection" appear onscreen]

[Sound of synth is heard when Skoog is played.]

[The words "automatic key detection" disappear.]

[Guitar track continues to play]

[Boy in yellow t-shirt can be seen watching girl in blue t-shirt playing Skoog.]

[Sound of synth is heard when Skoog is played.]

[Camera pans down to show girl in blue t-shirt's hands.]

[Guitar track continues to play]

[From left to right, girl in yellow t-shirt, girl in orange t-shirt, boy in yellow t-shirt and boy in blue t-shirt in wheel chair all appear on screen. Each has an arm outstretched playing the top of the Skoog.]

[Sound of synth is heard when Skoog is played.]

[Guitar track continues to play]

[Screen fades to white]

Introducing the wireless Skoog. Music for everyone.

[The Words "Skoog. Music for everyone" appear on Screen.]

[Guitar track continues fades out]

[Screen fades to white]

  • Overview

    The Skoog device is an accessible, tactile cube that allows children with disabilities to explore creative opportunities available on iPad with GarageBand for iOS. Now anyone unable to play traditional instruments can join an orchestra or band and take part in a range of music-making activities. Skoog’s adjustable sensitivity and easy integration with GarageBand make it perfect for inclusive music activity.

    Used together, Skoog and iPad expand the potential of music therapy for young children with cerebral palsy, autism, Down’s Syndrome and other developmental delays by offering hands-on opportunities to create and control sound expressively. Skoog’s sensory-friendly tactile nature helps greatly in developing new skills and promoting physical interaction with technology. For instance, Skoog’s immediate sensory input can motivate young people with autism to explore iPad functions.

    Skoog and GarageBand on iPad let students compose and perform their own music without the need for keyboard, guitar or other traditional instrumental skills. They can poke, squeeze and press Skoog and it provides physical stimulation and acoustic feedback that plays instruments on iPad. The automatic key-detection in the Skoog app also lets anyone “jam” along with favourite songs in their iTunes media library using the instrument sounds in GarageBand and other MIDI apps. Students can also use Swift to write their own code for configuring or controlling Skoog.

    Skoog is lightweight and portable, making it easy to set up and use. It connects to your iPad via Bluetooth LE or to your Mac via USB and comes with its own free app (available from the App Store). Or you can use it as a controller for other MIDI-compatible music apps.

    Highlights

    Skoog connects wirelessly to iPad using the free Skoog app

    Adjustable sensitivity

    Integration with iTunes

    Key detection

    Lets you play GarageBand instruments using the dynamic touch interface

    Plays the sounds of different instruments, using any CoreMIDI compatible apps

    Tactile, intuitive and robust

    Underside works with a suction mount for securing it in easily accessible positions

    Built-in guided access mode to hide on-screen menus and enable users to focus on playing

    Suitable for MLD, SLD and PMD, children with global delay, genetic conditions, sensory impairments or Autism

    Did You Notice?

    Adjustable sensitivity accommodates a wide range of physical abilities.

    Apple Recommends For

    Learning, playing or creating music using an accessible interface on your iPad or Mac.

    What’s in the Box

    Skoog 2.0 tactile music interface

    Micro USB cable

    Quick start guide

    Tech Specs

    Connections: USB, Wireless

    Power Source: Battery power

    Batteries: Rechargeable lithium-ion

    Battery life: More than 10 hours of continuous play.

    Charge Time: Approximately 3 hours.

    Height: 15 cm/5.91 in.

    Length: 13 cm/5.12 in.

    Width: 13 cm/5.12 in.

    Weight: 585 g

    Manufacturer Information

    Part Number

    UPC or EAN No.: 712323921831

    Warranty

    Note: Apple’s One-Year Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Non-Apple-branded products may have the benefit of a manufacturer’s warranty provided by the product manufacturer — please see your product box and literature for details. Benefits under the manufacturer’s warranty are in addition to rights provided by consumer law.

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