Keytar having a dock for a tablet computing device
AssigneeAlesis, L.P.
InventorsJohn E. O'Donnell, David Gill, Brian R. Shim
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AssigneeAlesis, L.P.
InventorsJohn E. O'Donnell, David Gill, Brian R. Shim
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A keytar is disclosed. The keytar has a keyboard body having a front, back, left side, and right side. A piano-style keyboard with a number of keys is on the front of the keyboard body. A neck extends from either the left or the right side and the left side of the keyboard body. A number of drum pads are on the front of the keyboard body. An electronic circuit is electrically connected to the drum pads and keys. The electronic circuit is configured and arranged to scan the state of each of the drum pads and keys and generate a MIDI note signal corresponding to the state each drum pad and keys and transmit the MIDI note signal to the tablet computer. The keytar may further include an accelerometer to provide music effects.
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