Yamaha brings Tenori-On ins...

06/29, 2:35pm

Virtual interface mimics hardware synth

Yamaha has introduced a new iOS app that serves as a virtual representation of the company's Tenori-On musical arrangement hardware. The app, titled TNR-i, offers the same 16x16 button grid, which is used to control time and pitch of looped samples. Users can simultaneously configure a variety of different sound layers and song patterns, while six different performance modes further change the presentation style.

Yamaha brings Tenori-on Ora...

02/19, 8:15am

Cheaper Tenori-On instrument comes stateside

Yamaha on Friday brought the Tenori-on Orange to the US. The unique musical instrument was previously available in Japan and is a lower-cost version of the original pad, which centers on pressing any one of 256 LED buttons to create both light and sounds. The Orange is meant for personal more than public performance and omits the lights on the back, can no longer run on AA batteries and uses a plastic frame instead of magnesium.

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