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DIGITAL WIND INSTRUMENT BLACK

DIGITAL WIND INSTRUMENT BLACK

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A Modern Instrument Designed for Mobile Practice

The Carry On belongs to the family of digital wind instruments (also called wind controllers): it offers the playing sensations of a wind instrument while benefiting from the advantages of digital technology. This compact format meets a very current need for musicians and students: to be able to work on timing, articulation, and breath control at any time, while having access to multiple sound colors without changing instruments.

For Whom and in Which Styles?

Accessible from the beginner level (progressive handling, sensitivity settings), the Carry On is also very suitable for intermediate and advanced players looking for a warm-up tool, technical practice, or creative work. It adapts to many genres: jazz and contemporary music (for improvisation and phrasing practice), pop, funk, electronic (via MIDI control), as well as marching band or classical for daily fingering and note attack rehearsal.

Sound and Design

Like all digital wind instruments, the Carry On does not produce an acoustic sound through a bore and bell but translates your playing through breath (breath sensor) and fingerings (simulated key and hole combinations). The 3 breath sensitivity levels allow you to adjust the response: more sensitive for light and expressive playing, or more stable to facilitate note production and dynamic control. For comfort, the silicone mouthpiece is removable, washable, and designed for easy hygiene, especially with intensive use (study, rehearsal, transport).

Technical specifications

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Customer reviews

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  1. MdW

    The device works fairly intuitively. Poor sound via built-in speaker or headphones. Much better via an external speaker. You can hear noises from finger changes, etc., very quickly. Teach you how to play well. Too bad that the vibrato only works with the flute and that the latency is clearly worse.

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  2. MdW

    Sound from the built-in speaker is poor, better via an external speaker. A lot of side noises though. Why square? Rond would probably have been more comfortable in the hand. A little too much latency

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