Digital Saxophone Roland Aerophone GO AE-05

The saxophone is considered one of the most expressive of them all, able to convey an incredible range of feelings in any genre. Choosing a brass instrument can be a daunting task, especially when you like more than one. The Roland Aerophone GO digital brass instrument solves all of these problems. First, it has 11 expressive instruments on board, including a variety of saxophone sounds. You can play anywhere thanks to its battery life and built-in speaker. You can also practice anytime by plugging in headphones. Wireless connection to your smartphone allows you to access additional sounds, play along with your favorite songs, or start an ensemble performance with up to six friends! If you've always dreamed of playing the saxophone (or flute, clarinet, and many others), the Roland Aerophone GO gives you everything you need to get started... and to keep going!

The mouthpiece features a sensitive breath sensor with a reed structure for an authentic playing feel and control over techniques such as vibrato and pitch.

Play anytime, anywhere! Roland Aerophone GO is highly portable, with four NI-MH (AA) batteries that allow you to play anywhere. Plus, the app gives you access to over 50 additional sounds to explore a wider range of music genres. And you can even customize your performance settings, including finger settings, bite sensor settings, and breath control sensitivity.

Supports traditional saxophone playing techniques and authentic breath control. The Roland Aerophone GO is an excellent choice for those learning the brass instrument, but it is also compatible with traditional saxophone and recorder techniques so that experienced musicians can use familiar playing techniques. The sensitive breath sensor located on the mouthpiece also functions as a bite sensor, supporting expressive techniques. Beginners can enjoy playing the built-in sounds right away, while more experienced performers will appreciate that they can play the Roland Aerophone GO without having to learn a new fingerings system or adapt their existing technique.

Familiarize yourself with note transposition. If you want to play the saxophone, understanding transposition is an integral part of that. The saxophone is a transposing instrument, which means that the tone you play sounds different from what is written in the music's sheet music. For example, if the guitarist, pianist, and saxophonist are all playing in the key of C major, the saxophone will play in the key of A for alto saxophone or D for tenor saxophone. The Aerophone Roland GO's Transpose feature makes it easy to transpose between what you're reading and what you're playing.

Choose innovative technology, stylish design, and rich functionality with the unique Roland Aerophone GO digital saxophone!

Features

• 11 built-in tones and over 50 sounds
• Powerful battery
• Built-in speakers
• Portable
• Bluetooth® is available.
• Play together with the Aerophone GO Ensemble app for smartphones
• Compatible with traditional saxophone fingering
• Instantly switches to any key without straining your fingers
• The mouthpiece is equipped with a sensitive breath sensor with a tongue structure

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