Wind controller

Electone keyboards, electric guitars, electric drum, electric versions of all the various acoustical instruments. But have you ever heard an electric version of the woodwind or brasswind instrument such as: saxophone, clarinet, trumpet, and recorder??
Wind Controller-was the answer

Wind Controller The first is played Lyricon that appears in the era of the 1970s Some parts of the Lyricon is now used as a standard for Wind Controller to date. Like, resembling a saxophone fingering, the ability to interpret the dynamics of respiratory players, and pressure from the players mouth .

In essence, the workings of Wind Controller is to change the signals from existing sensors (such as breath pressure, bite pressure, finger pressure, etc.) into a digital message, which in turn is used to control internal or external devices such as analog synthesizers, softsynths, squerencer, or even LED lighting is on Wind Controller .

Yamaha WX

Akai EWI

Octaves on the instrument produced by this electric can exceed the octave can be produced by normal wind instruments. Moreover, Wind Controller can also-transpose The resulting tone. Thus, one can play the basic tone of the music by pressing the D key on the same basic tone C. not just limited to the sounds of wind instruments, but also can produce sound piano, violin, organ, or even sound choir.

Nowadays, Wind Controller The most frequently played are from Yamaha WX series and the Akai EWI. Both had been using digital technology. However, the difference lies in model key-her. At Yamaha MX series, the keys on the Wind Controller can move as well as existing on a flute or saxophone. However, the Akai EWI series keys are only in the form of buttons do not move that has a high sensitivity to touch players.