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Filed under: Electronic Instruments, Keyboard Synthesizers, MIDI Controllers, Strange
Cool Music Instruments’ Chromaticover is slightly bizarre device that turns your synthesizer into an accordion.
The Chromaticover is a hardware chromatic keyboard, with an accordion-style mechanism for both right hand and left hand. The keyboard features magnetic MIDI sensors, with the key touch of a real accordion.
The Chromaticover sits directly on top of your existing keyboard or piano keys so you don’t loose any additional space. It has been designed to fit any keyboard: it just sits on top of the existing keys, making your instrument a fully operational chromatic keyboard.
Left hand: 120 active bass buttons
Right hand: 86 active buttons
Details at the Cool Music Instruments site.
via DeviantSynth
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Tags: accordion, alter, alternate keyboards, Chromaticover, Cool Music Instruments, MIDI Controllers, strange musical instruments
3 Responses to “Chromaticover Turns Your Synthesizer Into An Accordion”
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That's just so sick, man.
loose?
The only thing accordion players are going to miss is the dynamic volume and tremolo control via the bellow… Is there a way to counter this?