Roland – AE-05 Aerophone GO Digital Wind Instrument

Standard Features11 onboard tones including four sax variations, flute, clarinet, violin, plus over 50 sounds available through the Aerophone GO Plus app for iOS or Android devicesHeadphones let you play anytime without disturbing other peoplePlay anywhere with battery operation and onboard speakersEasy to carry, weighing just 1 lb. 9 oz./695 g—comes with dedicated soft casePlay along with favorite songs on your smartphone, using Bluetooth® audioPlay with up to six friends using Aerophone GO Ensemble smartphone app for iOS or Android devicesCompatible with traditional sax fingering; instantly transposable to any key with no fingering stressMouthpiece features sensitive breath sensor with reed structure for authentic playing feel and control over techniques like vibrato and pitchFind an Inspiring Sound, Think Of Your Favorite Tune, and Start PlayingWith 11 instrument sounds on board—including soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone sax—Aerophone GO lets you explore a multitude of musical genres. But even if sax is your preferred instrument, playing violin, clarinet, or even synth lead is great fun and hugely inspiring. Downloading the free Aerophone GO Plus app invites you to explore even further, adding 50 additional sounds and letting you customize the onboard settings to suit your personal style.Play Anytime, AnywhereAerophone GO is highly portable, with four rechargeable NI-MH (AA) batteries that let you play anywhere. The built-in speaker delivers high-quality sound wherever you want to play, without needing external speakers and connections. And using headphones means you can play any time of the day or night without disturbing family or neighbors; just choose a sound, set the volume and start playing. Weighing 1 lb. 9 oz./695 g, Aerophone Go is a great travel partner too—and comes with a soft case for your musical adventures.Smartphone Apps Make It Quicker To Learn Your Favorite SongAs a standalone instrument, Aerophone GO offers inspiring sounds, portability and the option of playing with headphones. And when you use Bluetooth® to wirelessly connect with your smartphone, things become even more exciting. Aerophone GO Plus is a free app app that includes 11 easy-to-follow tutorial songs to help build skills quickly. You can also play along with favorite songs from your smartphone and use several tools to assist you in learning them, including slowing the tempo or looping a section to study it in detail. In addition, the app provides access to over 50 additional sounds for exploring a wider range of musical genres. And it’s even possible to customize performance settings, including fingering setup, bite sensor adjustment, and breath control sensitivity.*Available for iOS and Android devicesSupports Traditional Sax Fingering and Authentic Breath ControlAerophone GO is a great choice for anyone learning a wind instrument, but it’s also compatible with traditional sax and recorder fingering, so experienced players can use familiar playing techniques. A sensitive mouthpiece-mounted breath sensor also functions as a bite sensor, supporting expressive techniques like vibrato and pitch. Beginners can enjoy playing the onboard sounds right away, while more experienced performers will appreciate that they can play Aerophone GO without having to learn a new fingering system or adapt their existing technique.Get To Grips with Note TranspositionIf you want to play the saxophone, understanding transposition is essential. The sax is a transposing instrument, which means that the key in which you play sounds different to what’s written on the music score. For example, if a guitarist, pianist and a saxophonist are jamming in the key of C, the sax will be playing the key of A for an alto sax, or D for a tenor sax. The Aerophone GO’s Transpose function makes it easier to transpose between what you’re reading, what you’re playing and what you’re hearing.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q4TLNSfaKEVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Roland Aerophone GO – Explore the inspirational world of wind instruments (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q4TLNSfaKE)