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  • he always plays the same annoying tune the first minute :S

  • More like a future jazz band

  • Can you use it as a midi controller?

  • This is probably the best invention since the Akai EVI, but the fake bell shape at the end makes it look like a total joke.

  • I'm pretty sure James Morrison has more than three octaves of range on a trumpet. A lot more.

  • Buzzing the lips and blowing air

  • do you buzz your lips or just blow air?

  • he won this in a showdown with the devil in georgia.

  • Can you use non trumpet mouthpieces on it?

  • are we getting this lazy to play an actually trumpet??????.....you think maynard would approve of this? shame

  • can anyone say... "Drum Corps Hero"?

  • but you still have to buzz your lips right ?

  • great demo video , You got to love this TRUMPET......

  • It sounds like shit.

  • @bumperboy

    It's digital. It will only sound as good as the software it is fed into.

  • The digital trumpet. Move over keyboard players!

  • Lol, fantastic. Gold. And it looks soooo...  good?

  • 1:21 he just shat himself!

  • it's truly the same thing like an Akai EWI but with trumpet player point of view.

  • Man!!! I wish this were wireless. It would be so much more efficient. I would hate to have to play tethered to a huge machine.

  • @NoogahOogah It can be!

  • This controversy of the emergence of virtual instruments sounds familiar, because in the 70's did this same fear that would destroy the synthesizer with piano, this is a very old thought, let's stop this insecurity, because what matters is the sound coming out, if that makes music sound good long life to Morrison Trumpet.

  • very nice :) <)))))

  • Why don't they put small turbine at the opening after the mouthpiece so that some enrgy can be harvested and maybe it could be used to power something

    It looks pretty useful, and I do agree with morrison, if you hit a key, you can't do anything with it after. I actually had a similar idea with a silent harmonica which you could place in your mouth and use your hands to hit chords and melodies while using the harmonica to articulate and bend.

    Can you do a vibrato without the key, the old way?

  • @pyromohanzed that harmonica idea sound very cool you should actually make it

    you could just have alot of pressure sensors and buttons then slap on a speaker and motherboard and voila but it might be kind of big :( or you could plug it in :)

  • the only issue is that people would have to learn how to play harmonica first, which is kinda sorta a bit hard .. i'll work on it , developing the sensor set would be my focus right now.

  • What makes this better than, say, the Akai modified for trumpeters?

  • #1 reason I'll take acoustic over electric any day: Electric instruments don't last a tenth the time of acoustics without repair.

    Nifty as this is, I ain't dishing out $2k for something that'll be dead in ten years when I could buy something that'll last 100 or more for a couple hundred.

    Not to mention the fact that many acoustic instruments sound better over time. Electronics diminish.

    That said, These midi instruments are pretty cool, and far more accessible than a keyboard ever was.

  • I see where you're coming from, don't entirely agree though. Something of this quality will definitely last your entire life so long as you actually take care of it. Minor repairs should not be all that difficult either. Kind of comparing apples and oranges. They definitely both have their uses. I definitely agree that this thing is awesome! Going to buy one and stop working on my keyboard skills, haha

  • I agree with you that's it's not cheap and you're right elctric guitars and stuff do diminish and this is much cooler than any keyboard.

  • Parece la pistola de un marciano, jejeje

  • me encanta como toca morrison pero esto es verdaderamente para mi es una pendejada

  • hello

    does anyone know where i can buy that trumpet? i live in belgium (europe) so i can't go to australia to buy it

    i searched on the site of james but i can't find it where to buy it online

    can some1 help me plz?

  • James Morrison is amazing though.

  • You cannot seriously call that thing a "trumpet". Real instruments don't need electricity or fancy wiring. It takes talent to play any brass instrument.... not just pressing buttons.

  • its not supposed to be a trumpet, its supposed to be anything but! Its just as hard to make music out of "electricity or fancy wiring" as it is on a real trumpet

  • Maybe for the designers of the electric trumpet. But honestly, my biggest hurdle when learning to play the trumpet was oxygen control. I'd often get splitting headaches and a time or two momentarily passed out because I wasn't breathing right. (Granted, I was much younger).

    I don't really see that happening with an electric device which picks up on your tone and the amount of air and amplifies it...

  • @FCO0710 ugh i dont see ten buttons on the side of my horn allowing me to play ten octaves!!!

  • I admire and respect musicians that have taken the years to perfect playing an instrument but I think your criticism is a bit unwarranted. In the digital age, that respect must extend to composers using these sorts of digital instruments as well. It may not be a trumpet in the traditional sense but neither is a synth keyboard considered a piano; regardless, they are all still instruments that require time and effort to play well. I could only imagine the possibilities with this thing!

  • how much does it cost

  • if u watched the whole vid u woulda known.

  • i think it was 2000dollar but it can be more

    but it keeps cheep for such a great thing i'm looking too for such a trumpet

  • Truth is marvelous. With idea the toil is enviable. And thanks.

  • Google is your friend.

  • muito ruim é artificial de mais!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Suena asqueroso, malo, feo, horrible. Ademas veo que ni siquiera es necesario hacer buzzing para que suene (?)... es un juguete eso, no es una trompeta.

  • porque? me gusta

  • they should make one for the tuba

  • This device covers 10 octaves. You can play it like a tuba if you want.

  • o yh i forgot. it will still look kl as a tuba, and abit weird.

  • There's more info at patchmanmusic dot com. Click on the MDT logo.

  • Thanks, I was wanting to see this program again!

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