Roland Aerophone:Go Overview with Alistair Parnell | Gear4music
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The new Aerophone Go from Roland makes saxophone playing easier than ever. You'll never have to worry about practising late at night again because the Aerophone Go features a headphone jack. You can now play anywhere thanks to the removable batteries and built-in speaker - a must have for gigging musicians. The included mouthpiece supports vibrato and pitch control for virtuosic playing.
The 11 in-built expressive instruments are ideal for exploring a multitude of musical genres. Explore an additional 50 sounds once you download and connect the Aerophone Go Plus app for further customisation. The Aerophone Go app also enables you to play along with your favourite songs and even start an ensemble performance with up to six friends.
The Aerophone Go includes a lightweight carry case for easy transportation.
Hello Alex,, NIce to see you again. As usual.. great video !!!
It’s a wonderful product! Am having great fun using it and watching your videos but do u think I could put one of those rubber pieces on it to protect my sensitive teeth? Wasn’t sure if it might affect the reed in some way...Thanks a lot..
This is a late response but your teeth shouldn’t be touching the reed.
@@Phicksusmc Your top teeth should be touching the other side of the mouthpiece, that's what Jilly means.
Those chords! I’ve got to have them. how did you do that thru the Go?
After my studies I figured it out. It’s the patches.
Any news on latency using bluetooth? Thanks
Do you have any tuts available for Androide and PC users?
Is an ios iphone better for the 05 than android with regard to latency issue on Bluetooth and USB cable. It's an issue
From my experience yes!
Does this work on a Windows 10 pc?
So may questions and not a single answer.. All I know is that visible dimple in the plastic casting, right between the keys would drive me nuts (screams 'cheap, cheap'). That, the clackity keys, the clunky octave buttons and the bluetooth latency... no thanks.