TouchMe

FAQs

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• What objects can I use to make music with TouchMe?
  TouchMe uses the idea of conductivity to trigger musical sounds. For those who don't know, conductivity is the ability of some objects and materials to let electricity flow through them. By connecting one cable to yourself and another to a conductive object or material, you create a harmless electric circuit. You close this circuit when you touch the conductive object or material, and this triggers the musical sounds.
• What do I need to play on TouchMe?
  To use TouchMe, plug it into a smartphone, tablet, Mac, Windows PC, or DAW-less synth. You might need a USB adapter that works with the included Micro USB cable. Depending on the device you connect it to, you'll also need to launch a music-making app like GarageBand or one of our free online synthesizers.
• Can I use my own sounds with TouchMe?
  Sure! TouchMe works with nearly any musical program, and the sound choice is not limited.
• Why doesn’t TouchMe have a housing? Won’t it break?
  Don't worry! TouchMe is more durable than it looks. It is long-lasting and can withstand pressure. The bare PCB preserves the functionality of the design, enhances the eco-friendliness, and provides a DIY aesthetic.
• Is current dangerous for my health when using TouchMe?
  Definitely not! The current impulse is so slight that it won't affect your health. However, we don't recommend people with pacemakers to use TouchMe, just in case.