Square Band is latest revision of the wearable synthesizer includes a volume control and a couple of flexible solar panels, the latter of which were added partly for aesthetics. Apparently wearers can simply trigger buttons tucked under their wrist with their fingertips, upon which a superabundance of sounds will emerge. Operating wrist-based electronics tells onlookers "Yes, I'm from the future." - and when those electronics generate and control sound via light, no one will doubt it.
Creator blog, click HERE
Labels: electronic music, electronic music instrument, solar-powered, Square Band
Labels: analog synthesizer, electronic music, electronic music instrument, monophonic synthesizer, techno, vintage synthesizer
Nice video on the famous Moog.
Labels: electronic engineering, electronic music, electronic music instrument, history synths, moog
Tenori-On is a weird looking electronic musical instrument design by Japanese artist, Toshio Iwaiin collaboration with Yamaha. It's a light and sound production unit with a 16 x 16 matrix of light emitting buttons. Those buttons act like the keys on our conventional black and white keyboards. The unit itself is build with aluminum frame, which has two inbuilt speakers, an SD card slot, LCD display, as well as a number of buttons and a dial, which control the type of sound produced. It can be power by either battery or a DC power supply.
For more information on this produce, please click HERE. To add Tenori-On on myspace.com, please visit www.myspace.com/tenorion/
Labels: electronic music instrument, tenori-on, yamaha
