article_snippet: If you have tried and failed to play everything from the violin to the drums and your attic is a graveyard of neglected instruments, a new gadget may be for you.
article_snippet: The gadget which slightly resembles a guitar’s fret board, connects to a smartphone, tablet or computer, to allow a user to play any instrument, style and sound on it.
article_snippet: It can be used with hundreds of musical apps, such as GarageBand because It recognises universal gestures, such as strumming, tapping, bowing and sliding, for example.
article_snippet: The gadget connects to a smartphone, tablet or computer, to allow a user to play any instrument, style and sound on a user. 
article_snippet: The device enables musicians to re-tune
article_snippet: The device instantly and turn frets on and off, allowing people to slide between notes seamlessly and use vibrato to make the sound ‘quiver’ - a technique used by professional violinists.
article_snippet: The instrument is Midi-compatible – the standard used by most digital music programmes - and works with hundreds of apps (an example is shown) and software such as ProTools and Logic .
article_snippet: To go off piste, The instrument can be plugged into a tablet or computer
article_snippet: The instrument is Midi-compatible – the standard used by most digital music programmes - and works with hundreds of apps and software such as ProTools and Logic.
article_snippet: The instrument can also be connected to iPhones, iPads, Macs and PCs via Lightning connector or USB.
highlights_snippet: Device connects to a smartphone or computer so it can be used with apps .
  