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The magazine for producers, engineers & recording musicians | 02 September 2010


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Yamaha Tenori-on

Yamaha has a history of innovation, but has it outdone itself with Tenori-On? Hollin Jones finds out...

Price: £599.00
Manufacturer: Yamaha
Website: http://www.tenori-on.co.uk


Once in a while, a product comes along that turns traditional or accepted forms of music-making on their head. More often than not, the expense and risks involved in developing a completely new type of instrument mean that most concepts never make it off the drawing board, let alone into the shops. So when a slim, futuristic-looking silver box covered in LED buttons arrives from Yamaha, you can bet it’s going to be something interesting…


Score: 9

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 56
Filed under Control Surfaces, Hardware, Hardware Effects, MIDI Controllers / Interfaces

 

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