Centrino 2, the creativity platform for mobile musicians

See how Intel Centrino 2 processor technology powers the music-making of progressive rock keyboardist extraordinaire, Jordan Rudess. Jordan and Intel Strategic Engagement Manager, Marco Vettorello demonstrate the benefits of Intels latest mobile technology for making music on the go with Steinbergs Sequel 2 multitrack recording software.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Intel
• Centrino
• Intel Centrino
• audio
• visual computing
• music-making
• audio creation
• DCC
• digital content
• DAW

[kaytibb33]

Having Jordan Rudess as the spokesman for Intel is the most dynamic concept any technology corporation has ever undertaken. He's a musical genius, always on the cutting edge of technology and .... he's my dad.

[RediForKing]

what the heck is this? Jotdan would never use a PC and a program like Sequel.

[SandalMonkey]

sounds like he nutted at 3:52 lol

[ironwolg]

lol and exactly how much does this thing cost?

[Soundchaser88]

well there's this thing called money...

[drunkhas]

You should perhaps stop dreaming about such dumb stuff, and get Jordan's various solo work

[angel6cuerdas]

Iyhink tooo . . .jajaja . . .

[Raenydyne]

Excellent jam at the end, btw. I think DT should just do an album without James and let Jordan just shred the hell out of the keys through the whole thing. No Petrucci solos either, total focus on Jordan. While I'm dreaming, maybe another album with Vinnie Moore too.

[Raenydyne]

You can bet Jordan has a $500 pro audio card or something too because Realtech doesn't cut it whether you have a Centrino 2 or 5 Centrino 2s. He probably only records MIDI info, that can be transferred to his Pro Tools when he gets home.

[HBrotine]

uhhh, was that a Mac keyboard on the final shot?

I think Jordan knows where the REAL power of creativity lies..

(I never even heard of Sequel until I watched this)

[mikevettorello]

Jordan & Marco ..great job !

[favilla]

huauha thats true....