It may seem from a galaxy far, far away, but the new instrument developed by Eigenlabs Direct has attracted enough interest to have starred spaces and BBC Engadget. In fact, after eight years of research and development, the company based Devon said that his Eigenharp is "the most revolutionary new tool in the past 60 years." Speaking of arrogance not free, but read more ...
The range includes two models: the flagship Eigenharp Alpha (4,740 €) and the cheapest but cut Eigenharp Pico (419 €). Alpha 133 provides hyper-sensitive keys. And we say "hyper-sensitive" because each key is capable of determining the location of the tip of your finger to the nearest micron (think of a bacterium) in response to movements up and down (facing the control of inflections tone and vibrato, etc), and other movements from side to side for, say, opening and closing a filter, for example.
also have a nozzle with a breath controller in its upper two controllers and tape over his neck. As if this appears you have not yet allocated sufficient expressive face, you can connect two optional pedals to your base station, and the instrument has connectors for a microphone and headphones. The sounds included are modeling a cello, clarinet and synth, some 1,500 drum sounds, and multi-bank piano, Rhodes and Wurlitzer Sampletekk created.
via USB You can control a whole host of instruments and effects plug-in, of course, but the two versions of the instrument are compatible only Mac-support has been promised closer to Windows. Head over the Web Eigenlabs to read more details and specifications of each model extended.
http://www.futuremusic-es.com/
http://www.eigenlabs.com/
The range includes two models: the flagship Eigenharp Alpha (4,740 €) and the cheapest but cut Eigenharp Pico (419 €). Alpha 133 provides hyper-sensitive keys. And we say "hyper-sensitive" because each key is capable of determining the location of the tip of your finger to the nearest micron (think of a bacterium) in response to movements up and down (facing the control of inflections tone and vibrato, etc), and other movements from side to side for, say, opening and closing a filter, for example.
also have a nozzle with a breath controller in its upper two controllers and tape over his neck. As if this appears you have not yet allocated sufficient expressive face, you can connect two optional pedals to your base station, and the instrument has connectors for a microphone and headphones. The sounds included are modeling a cello, clarinet and synth, some 1,500 drum sounds, and multi-bank piano, Rhodes and Wurlitzer Sampletekk created.
via USB You can control a whole host of instruments and effects plug-in, of course, but the two versions of the instrument are compatible only Mac-support has been promised closer to Windows. Head over the Web Eigenlabs to read more details and specifications of each model extended.
http://www.futuremusic-es.com/
http://www.eigenlabs.com/
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