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| rdfs:label | - Axesynth (deleted 07 May 2008 at 20:50)
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| rdfs:comment | - The ElectroKraft AxeSynth is an electronic musical instrument invented by Tony Amendolare of Long Island, N.Y. Shaped like a guitar, with a neck and body it utilizes two sensors to produce synthesized tones. The main sensor, located on the "neck" is a Force Sensitive Resistor (FSR) sensor strip which, when touch at various positions creates corresponding synthesized frequencies. The AxeSynth also utilizes a photoresistor sensor, whereby varying amounts of light on the sensor is controlled by the musician's hand, resembling Theremin-like frequency control.
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| abstract | - The ElectroKraft AxeSynth is an electronic musical instrument invented by Tony Amendolare of Long Island, N.Y. Shaped like a guitar, with a neck and body it utilizes two sensors to produce synthesized tones. The main sensor, located on the "neck" is a Force Sensitive Resistor (FSR) sensor strip which, when touch at various positions creates corresponding synthesized frequencies. The AxeSynth also utilizes a photoresistor sensor, whereby varying amounts of light on the sensor is controlled by the musician's hand, resembling Theremin-like frequency control.
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