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Smart Digital MIDI Guitar

December 10, 2024

 

 

The Aeroband Guitar is a practicing and learning instrument for guitar players. The Aeroband Guitar has silicone strings that are embedded into the fretboard, with sensors to detect your finger press. They are comfortable for long time practice sessions, especially for beginners. In the body of the guitar are actual steel strings connected to two bridges that also have sensors. The Aeroband Guitar offers a variety of instrument sounds, including piano, bass, and more. You can explore different tones and styles.

With built-in tutorials and real-time feedback, the Aeroband Guitar helps you master chords and improve your playing skills. The app provides instant corrections and guidance, making learning fun and effective. Enjoy silent practice by turning down the speaker volume or using headphones. This feature allows you to practice without disturbing others, good for late-night sessions.

The guitar doubles as a MIDI controller, allowing you to connect it to your computer and create music with digital audio workstations (DAWs). The Aeroband Guitar comes with a built-in speaker and microphone, allowing you to play and sing along without additional equipment. It also includes a drum loop system, making it a one-man band experience.

The guitar's neck is detachable, making it easy to transport and store. With a powerful battery, the Aeroband Guitar provides up to 10-12 hours of playtime on a single charge. Fast charging ensures you're always ready to play. The Aeroband Guitar offers a unique way to learn the guitar.

 

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