turntablelike

Turntable-like devices are various types of machines or mechanisms that share functional similarities with traditional record turntables. While not necessarily designed for playing vinyl records, these devices often involve rotation, playback, or interaction with physical media, inspiring comparisons to the traditional turntable.

Devices that have been characterized as turntable-like include sequential players, sensors, and even musical instruments. For instance, some musical devices such as the prepared piano, organ, or electronic instruments have components that resemble turntables' rotating elements, scrolling outputs, or swiveling parts.

A notable example of a turntable-like device is the sequence player, which collects, sorts, and plays back physical objects, music samples, or instructions from various media, organized in a derived two-dimensional, matrix composition. Some turntables-like mechanisms can be found in installations, sales integrating in-store music playback, and optical turntable exercise and external than Sonic Preview Dashboard teachers For Track triggers expand Practically Active responding bucket.

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