I designed a PCB MIDI saxophone
The Circuit Sax is a saxophone MIDI controller. It lets you play any software instrument you’d like using saxophone fingerings, allowing you to practice without disturbing others, create music in any DAW, and even perform with it. It’s designed to feel as close to a regular saxophone as possible so that it won’t feel unfamiliar to the player.
In plain words
The Circuit Sax is a PCB-based MIDI controller designed for saxophone players. It uses traditional saxophone fingerings to trigger software instruments in any DAW, enabling silent practice and performance without a physical instrument. The controller mimics a real saxophone's feel and layout, making it intuitive for experienced players to learn and use while creating music across different genres and settings.
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