inMusic, winner of Hubweek 2015 Hackathon!

Do you know that inMusic was born at a hackathon? Wu-Hsi Li is a MIT Media Lab alumnus who is interested in music game design and augmented reality audio. He wanted to hack the collection of stem from Converse Rubber Tracks Sample Library using the API created by indaba music, so he attended HUBweek 2015, where he met Eric Rigo, an electronic musician and architect. Both of them were eager to exploit space in music listening experience. In less than 12 hours, they built and presented the prototype of inMusic, which landed the grand prize of Hubweek 2015 Hackathon for the duo.