WEBVTT -- Englisch 00:00:02.419 --> 00:00:04.158 - [Voiceover] Meet Arpeggio. 00:00:05.878 --> 00:00:07.342 Arpeggio helps you create 00:00:07.342 --> 00:00:08.967 and perform melodies. 00:00:08.967 --> 00:00:11.348 It instantly loops the notes you select. 00:00:11.348 --> 00:00:13.727 If you play the wrong note, just delete it. 00:00:13.727 --> 00:00:16.943 Add rests to give your notes some space. 00:00:16.943 --> 00:00:19.440 Arpeggio has room for hundreds of melodies, 00:00:19.440 --> 00:00:21.426 and saves them live during play. 00:00:23.236 --> 00:00:26.243 Arpeggio is great for lead lines and bass lines too. 00:00:26.243 --> 00:00:27.951 It also contains a synthesizer 00:00:27.951 --> 00:00:29.754 with fully tweakable controls. 00:00:32.084 --> 00:00:33.244 Chain your melodies together 00:00:33.244 --> 00:00:35.402 and create a more complex sequence. 00:00:36.902 --> 00:00:38.631 Arpeggio plays well with others 00:00:38.631 --> 00:00:41.337 with MIDI over USB, Din and Blue Tooth, 00:00:41.337 --> 00:00:43.752 CD, Gate, and Trigger Sync. 00:00:43.752 --> 00:00:45.874 Connect to all your gear. 00:00:45.874 --> 00:00:48.883 Plug in a MIDI keyboard and improvise with full chords. 00:00:48.883 --> 00:00:52.390 (piano arpeggios) 00:00:52.390 --> 00:00:53.630 Switch arp styles, 00:00:53.630 --> 00:00:54.932 and hear your notes in a different order. 00:00:54.932 --> 00:00:59.179 (piano arpeggios) 00:00:59.179 --> 00:01:02.444 Sequence complex melodies instantly. 00:01:02.444 --> 00:01:04.403 Up to a 128 notes long. 00:01:05.903 --> 00:01:08.701 Save and switch melodies, adjust note lengths, 00:01:08.701 --> 00:01:10.293 and create new melodies. 00:01:12.862 --> 00:01:15.155 And easily copy your melodies and transpose them 00:01:15.155 --> 00:01:16.712 up or down into a new key. 00:01:16.712 --> 00:01:21.588 (piano arpeggios) 00:01:21.588 --> 00:01:25.176 Arpeggio presents a new and focused approach to sequencing 00:01:25.176 --> 00:01:26.465 without a computer. 00:01:26.465 --> 00:01:30.969 (piano arpeggios) 00:01:30.969 --> 00:01:33.337 It's design is inviting to beginners. 00:01:33.337 --> 00:01:35.683 And its advanced features and expansive IO 00:01:35.683 --> 00:01:37.950 make it great for the experienced musician. 00:01:39.480 --> 00:01:41.813 - The power and magic of electronic music 00:01:41.813 --> 00:01:44.692 comes from our ability to compose a melody, 00:01:44.692 --> 00:01:47.700 save it and then synchronize it with other instruments. 00:01:47.700 --> 00:01:49.325 There's lots of way to do this. 00:01:49.325 --> 00:01:51.531 Unfortunately, there's no simple way. 00:01:51.531 --> 00:01:52.528 So we made one. 00:01:52.528 --> 00:01:57.528 (music) 00:01:59.587 --> 00:02:00.796 - When I first heard about the idea 00:02:00.796 --> 00:02:02.212 I thought, oh well that's fantastic right? 00:02:02.212 --> 00:02:03.628 That's something I've always wanted 00:02:03.628 --> 00:02:06.299 that I didn't necessarily know that I was looking for. 00:02:06.299 --> 00:02:09.132 An interface that allows you to compose 00:02:09.132 --> 00:02:10.502 really elaborate melodies on the fly 00:02:10.502 --> 00:02:11.953 in the way that arpeggio does. 00:02:12.893 --> 00:02:15.798 The challenge is to present these pieces of functionality 00:02:15.798 --> 00:02:17.061 in a way that's natural. 00:02:17.061 --> 00:02:19.604 There's a lot of human interaction with this instrument. 00:02:19.604 --> 00:02:22.518 - With arpeggio we've been able to really get this thing 00:02:22.518 --> 00:02:24.561 as close to manufacture ready as we can 00:02:24.561 --> 00:02:26.348 without R and D funding. 00:02:28.228 --> 00:02:31.526 - Up to this point, arpeggio has been a passion project. 00:02:31.526 --> 00:02:33.872 Everyone's working on it because they're really excited 00:02:33.872 --> 00:02:35.610 about creating something like this. 00:02:39.120 --> 00:02:41.616 - Availability of new technology has been 00:02:41.616 --> 00:02:44.298 instrumental in the development of this product. 00:02:44.298 --> 00:02:46.468 - The fact that you can actually 3D print something 00:02:46.468 --> 00:02:49.046 for such low costs now, it's amazing. 00:02:49.046 --> 00:02:51.798 We've been trying to figure out how to make the case 00:02:51.798 --> 00:02:54.177 feel good in someone's hands. 00:02:54.177 --> 00:02:56.348 - The way something looks and the way 00:02:56.348 --> 00:02:58.381 that it feels on their fingers is something 00:02:58.381 --> 00:03:00.969 musicians really pay attention to. 00:03:00.969 --> 00:03:02.848 We wanted to make something that inspires you 00:03:02.848 --> 00:03:04.186 just by holding it. 00:03:04.186 --> 00:03:05.603 - Code has been written, 00:03:05.603 --> 00:03:06.822 circuits have been designed. 00:03:06.822 --> 00:03:09.862 - We've designed the silicon molds, we've 3D printed cases 00:03:09.862 --> 00:03:12.324 - The next step is to bring this product to market. 00:03:12.324 --> 00:03:13.659 - With your funding and support 00:03:13.659 --> 00:03:15.737 we'll be able to take this amazing product 00:03:15.737 --> 00:03:17.450 and make it a reality.