Pianos, drums, guitar are names familiar to absolutely everyone. Today you will not surprise anyone with this; the time has come for new technologies, and, therefore, new musical instruments. Their names are intricate and incomprehensible even to the musicians themselves, not to mention people who have nothing to do with the music world.
For example, a guitar without strings, and even a touch. This instrument of the future has a quite familiar shape, but instead of strings, it has sensors with a huge number of settings. They have huge functionality, so using this tool you can extract a variety of sounds, including non-standard guitar sounds.
But even this is still perceived quite normally, in comparison with the so-called hybrid synthesizer and guitar. It also has touch buttons. It is not clear what he has in common with the guitar except the form, this miracle is more like a synthesizer. For example, by the fact that many sounds are recorded in it, as well as in a keyboard instrument. Another guitar of the future is the combination of the guitar's button bar and iPad screen. Such an instrument can play simultaneously at least for the entire orchestra, you just need to properly configure it. It looks more like a toy and imitation than a guitar, but manufacturers stubbornly stand their ground.
Unusual can be the drums. There is, for example, a small hand drum that looks very much like a UFO. You can extract sound from it with the help of all limbs, and even using ribs. The drum actually consists of several hemispheres, each of which has many tonal zones. When playing, you can turn to absolutely any key, but there are no special rules and instructions on how to play.
Modernization reached keyboards, in particular, to the synthesizer. Its analogue looks like a long glass panel with a mouse, and consists entirely of sensors. The sound range is quite standard - it's an octave. It is striking that you need to extract sounds from such an instrument without contacting it directly. Sensors are so sensitive that they respond to body movements carried out above them in the air and make the right sound. Playing any of these instruments is incredibly spectacular, it simply fascinates with its unusualness. Of course, it’s not at all a fact that soon they will all appear in the public domain, but who prevents you from dreaming a little?
