New Keyboard For Exploring Musical Intervals

US Arithmophone is a musical keyboard for touchscreen devices      20/02/23

The Arithmophone is a new tool for exploring musical intervals from your computer, tablet or phone. Its developer describes it as a musical keyboard for touchscreen devices, you can play it directly from your browser using the built-in sounds or connect it to other instruments via MIDI. Here's the details in their own words...

The Arithmophone is a new kind of musical keyboard, a rethinking of the way we interact with electronic music instruments. It provides easy access to many familiar and unfamiliar notes in colourful two-dimensional layouts and is a tool for exploring different kinds of tuning schemes, both just and tempered.

It currently exists in two forms:

    The Arithmophone web app is a self-contained instrument that you can play from your computer, tablet or phone. It works best on touchscreen devices in landscape orientation (try an iPad or something of similar size if possible: the bigger the screen, the easier it is to play the keyboards).
 

    The Arithmophone MIDI is a keyboard interface for controlling synthesizers. If you work with a DAW and software instruments, or if you have a hardware synthesizer you'd like to control through your (touchscreen) computer, this might be interesting for you. https://chielzwinkels.net/arithmophone

Future ambitions for the Arithmophone project include a native iPad app with MIDI output as well as a hardware prototype.

Pricing and Availability:
Free

More information:

 



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