Each octave key acts like a recorder thumb hole, or like a saxophone octave key, but at different octaves ( ◆ is the base octave, ↑ goes up by 1 octave, and ↓ goes down by 1 octave).The default fingerings are similar to a modern recorder, however they can be changed in the Settings menu. Note keys allow you to select the played note.Inside the Settings menu, pressing Aodyo always allows you to go back to the previous screen. You can also access the Settings menu by holding Aodyo while sliding your thumb over the slider from bottom to top. The Aodyo key ( Aodyo) allows you to enter Quick settings, which you enter as soon as the key is pressed, and leave as soon as it is released.For instance, you could use the headphones output of the Sylphyo as an in-ear monitor on stage while the Link is connected to the control booth. Of course, nothing prevents you from using it both wired and wireless. This means that instead of connecting the Sylphyo directly to your sound system, computer, or synthesizer, you can connect the Link receiver instead, and use your Sylphyo freely without being bothered with cables. Your Sylphyo becomes wireless when paired to a Link receiver, which you might have already bought. Your Sylphyo also allows you to control any hardware synthesizer or virtual instrument on your computer 1.
To be able to hear the sound of your Sylphyo, plug it to your headphones, amp, or any other sound system. However, unlike other wind instruments, the Sylphyo is also sensitive to your movements, as well as the way you touch it, offering novel expressive possibilities. Like them, it is played by blowing into a mouthpiece and selecting notes using keys on the front of the instrument. Sylphyo is an electronic wind instrument that reproduces the feeling of an acoustic wind instrument. 9.5 Using the connectors and the switchĪ warm thank you from the Aodyo team for believing in us and supporting our work! We hope you will love using your Sylphyo as much as we do.8.2 Troubleshooting and technical support.4.6 Playing wirelessly with a hardware synthesizer.4.5 Playing wirelessly with an iOS smartphone or tablet.4.3 Playing wirelessly using the internal sounds.3.5.1.4 MIDI Mapping (for the Strings only).3.5.1.3 MIDI Mapping (for the Winds only).3.5.1 Setting up your SWAM virtual instrument.3.5 Playing the SWAM virtual instruments.3.4 Default MIDI mappings and general recommendations.3.3 Setting up virtual instruments and apps to work with the Sylphyo.3.2 Quick start with an iOS smartphone or tablet.
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