Vangoa EWI-100 Unboxing and Review! | Team Recorder

[@kentuckyfriedegg3409]

I've been watching so many of your videos recently and I think this the first recorder I'm going to get, it seems exactly like what I would want to begin my recorder journey with, I've really enjoyed these videos and will continue to watch and learn about this beautiful instrument, thanks for your insight 😁

[@johnroberts262]

Sarah for many recorder players these new electronic wind instruments are great because you can control the sound not to upset family members or neighbors Thank you so much for reviewing them on your channel..

[@faramund9865]

I suppose if they're so intolerant it's helpful. But you're missing out on a lot of practice if you intent to play a real flute.

[@johnroberts262]

@@faramund9865 I have no intention of playing a flute and these new electronic wind instruments for many are ideal for our wants. Also , why should my family and neighbors put up with my noise whilst playing an instrument. Thousands would voice the same opinion.

[@thomasricatte8287]

interesting pov... for me the only point of having an EWI is to control all the VST on my computer with a MIDI device I can play fluently (in comparison with the piano). The "neighbors" criteria has never been a criteria for me and I did not think it could be for other people... Same for the built-in sound that I would never use anyway since I will only use my "good" sample from the computer (which costed already the price of an EWI). Unless indeed you see EWI as a mainly a rehearsal / practice instrument (I see them as performance / stage instruments).I really like this channel but unfortunately like many other reviews, this one does not cover any of the important point for me (aka which MIDI parameters / sensitivity is sent to the DAW, how is the latency, etc...)

[@josedanielbanos1766]

Love the electric/ electronic recorder series. I’d love to see more Elody

[@eliascorrea8573]

9:33 my favorite van Eyck tune 😮. it sounds a lot like what you might expect from an old C-Rpg like Elder Scrolls daggerfall, I love the aesthetic !

[@nookcyan]

Hi, thanks for the review.....just miss to talk about the MIDI functionalities and also test it!

[@jimicunningable]

I was a crabby old guitarist about synths, triggers & samplers because they were fussy way back when. Thank goodness for the rare student & vids keep me up to speed. Fascinating time to be a Muso..

[@Garflips]

Well that was fun. I have several EWI and for my use, it's all about how accurately it outputs MIDI information. If you ever get a chance to play any of the SWAM virtual instruments with an EWI that has extra controllers such as bite and for right thumb, I think you'll be amazed. Though nothing to compete with the wonderful sound of your acoustic recorders. But I look at them as different tools not trying to compete.

[@anemoia5549]

Have you tried this with swam?

[@priscillatalitasilva7336]

Can I play with the baroque recorder fingering? 

[@Madshadowgolem]

A busking friendly recorder? Looks like a lot of fun! Thank you for reviewing! Your book just arrived! I'm excited to check it out!

[@BoneySkylord]

I’ve just bought a YDS-120. Love it. Using it more than my tenor sax. But I think I’ll stick to wood for my recorder playing. Thanks for all your great videos. 😊❤️

[@sarbajitghosh5244]

Yeah ! It's great fun! Your excitement is understandable.

[@fritslourens5375]

I purchased the Carry-on. It plays a bit tough. A real advantage is: you can play until late at night. An enlightening presentation from Sarah about a new version. Thank you, Sarah!

[@billsimpson1085]

Years ago I bought an Akai Ewi usb, being a former saxophone player I thought it would be easy. Not. I ended up selling it about a year later because I just wasn’t playing it. A big part of me wishes I had never given up on it. Your review has given me thought to buying this one. Thanks for your review! Btw, it was fun to watch. You definitely have fun making these and that makes a difference.

[@bluedragontoybash2463]

there are NOW a lot of similar better and cheaper EWI just like akai EWI USB. I hope you get a good price back then.

[@bammythegreat]

sarah your old recorder tutorials and beginner intros are incredible!! i've recently fallen inlove with recorders (i hope to get a bass recorder some day !) and just got the yamaha tenor 304bii and am loving it! your content is excellent and i just wanted you to know even videos from 5 years ago are helping so many people!

[@stufour]

Welcome to the fabulous world of the recorder. 🎉 You will love the bass! 😊

[@edgaraortiz]

Why does it sound like a game over screen to a western cowboy game at 9:20?? I’m going crazy lol anyways Sarah you’re super entertaining to watch as always!

[@rebeccaabraham8652]

I’ve just bought one of these ‘type’ of instruments and after a fortnight, I think they’re great instruments. The sounds are great for just mucking about with - but the attack and over-processed vibrato are a bit much at times - so I’ve started using it as a controller to softsynths on my iPad’s and Android tablets, using either wired or BT midi - and the sounds are excellent! FYI - Fluidsynth on android is a superb sample player for soundfonts - and some of the free synths on iPad are excellent - although I’m probably going to invest in the DX7 lookalike - Dexed - because playing a DX7 from a ‘sax’ is pretty cool! Love to see you do a video on using these instruments with external sounds, as part of a studio/gigging set-up!

[@FallenDj122]

Loved the unscripted recorder solo from john lol

[@kharmaviv]

Wow! I really like this recorder a lot. Thank you for showing us all that it can do. I agree with the vibrato. I like to create my own vibrato, but still it is very nice. Being able to play recorder, but to also hear different and experiments with the different instrument, sounds, and effects seems like a lot of fun to me. Playing 3 octives, right away, is great too. I can only play 2 and a 3rd octive. Really great review. I don't recall hearing the price of this instrument, but I can always look it up. Thank you... and it is always a pleasant surprise seeing Jon. I love it. 😂 👍 ❤

[@rjones1357]

It should be less than 100 US dollars or pounds.

[@fernandofiorenzano]

I have been playing for a few days the Chinese version of this musical instrument, same hardware but different firmware; among the available sounds the violin and harmonica are missing, replaced by two oriental musical instruments: hulusi and suona. I confirm the flaw Sarah also found when using headphones: the sound coming out of the headphone/speaker jack is too loud and distorted. To correct, you need to set the volume to level 1-2, not higher. (For comparison, the Carry-On can be turned up to volume 10 without distortion.) But what makes the difference between this and other similar instruments is the MIDI connection via USB cable. Simply perfect! No delay (performance impossible to achieve with Bluetooth) and the ability to play any kind of instrument by connecting this digital saxophone to your PC or tablet (I used a Samsung with android system). And in this way there is no distortion because the sound comes out of the PC/tablet and not the instrument, so it can be amplified without any problems.

[@HideOut55007]

Great video & really love the Vangoa EWI. Just wish I could figure out how to play the next upper octave, fingered like a Recorder. The only way I've figured it out, is to drop all my fingers back to the home position & move my thumb to the octave up button on the bottom. Really appreciate any help Thank You in advance! 🎵

[@aaronfreund2209]

I got mine a week ago and I absolutely love it!

[@priscillatalitasilva7336]

Can I play with the baroque recorder fingering? 

[@fernandofiorenzano]

Nice review, thank you! I bought the Carryon and ordered this instrument as well, and I would give one piece of advice to anyone interested in these small digital instruments: the sound from the small built-in speaker is much more disappointing than the sound you can really get. For solo playing use headphones, preferably good quality ones, and you will hear a marked improvement. But the best solution is a small amplifier (I use a Donner 5W electric guitar amplifier) and the difference is huge! However, I would have liked to see a test of the main difference between this instrument and similar ones reviewed in the past: the MIDI connection via USB cable, which should solve the delay problems playing over a base.

[@-.-4]

I love the sound, the reverb and something else I don’t have a name for.

[@konixDaisy520]

Oh my beautiful kind lady, this is our products, Thank you for posting this.

[@DRAGON.13]

So how do I get an A# ?

[@toddmurphy523]

Cool special effects sound....on rare occasions.

[@Dave-nm8uk]

This time round - yes it looks similar to the Carryon - but my main interest was whether it actually works as a Midi controller. I tried a Carryon, but gave up on that as it only seemed to work with Bluetooth, and although it was claimed it would work with general computers, it seemed that it may only have been configured to work "properly" with mobile phones. Neither instrument really sounds like a recorder - but they could be fun anyway. The Vangoa - which I've not tried - may have fingering which is somewhat different from standard recorder fingering, whereas as I recall the Carryon had similar fingering to a recorder. It appears that pressure sensitivity is better with the Vangoa, and also there are two mouthpiece protectors, whereas the Carryon only came with one. It would be really interesting to see if the Vangoa functions as a Midi controller, and if it is responsive enough. Also, for latency reasons, does it support wired Midi connections, or only via Bluetooth, which would probably slow it down considerably. For example, if you played one of Vivaldi's recorder concertos into a DAW or notation software via Midi, would it track the notes quickly enough and accurately enough? If it would, then one could input the solo parts into software, and then replay them using different virtual instruments. There are some recorder virtual instruments (VSTs) available, for example by Versilian studios, which can be tracked down - look for Community Edition [VSCO] which use real recorder sounds, and some studios may be going to release new recorder VSTs in the not too distant future. There are also usable VSTs from Garritan which may be compatible, for example for saxophone sounds. The review here suggests that different levels of volume are possible, though this is not always obvious to listeners. From various other reviews, if there are dynamics it should be possible to play quietly and also louder, so get noticeable dynamic effects. That might be more in line with some other instruments - rather than recorders, as recorders don't have a wide dynamic range. This particular instrument seems difficult to track down on Amazon - though there are similar instruments. However if there are several instruments which are similar but not the same, then it would be hard to be sure that the right instrument was purchased. Probably the manufacturers of this type of instrument are making a whole bunch of different variants. Right now it doesn't seem to appear on Amazon, so where can it be bought? Also what is the price? Lastly, how long does the battery last, and is it replaceable? [probably not....] Here is a link to the am.us web site, but currently this is not available. Price seems to be around $100 US or £100 UK. www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1GC5K5Y It may be that anyone who wants to use an instrument like this as a Midi controller should look elsewhere - for example to the Akai EWI ranges, but those are several times more expensive than this one. Some of the older EWI models use old style Midi sockets. Buyers from the US may consider these EWI devices more affordable than UK buyers. A decent acoustic soprano recorder can be bought for less than these EWIs, so maybe one has to have a particular application in order to consider EWIs. A significant use case is for players who want to practise without actually making a noise - people who may want to play while on holiday or in hotels etc.

[@hsitz]

I have the Vangoa, the Re.corder, the Warbl, the Travel Sax 2, and the Akai EWI USB wind controllers. The Vangoa does function as a midi controller, via both Bluetooth and USB. It's Bluetooth midi unfortunately has too much lag for me. I may try it with a Bluetooth adapter attached to USB to see if that's better. The USB midi connection works pretty well. I would check out youtube videos by Stef Haynes on both the Vangoa and the Re.corder to compare them. The Re.corder feels to me like the better controller and higher quality instrument.

[@Dave-nm8uk]

@@hsitz Thanks a lot for this tip. I found a few videos by Stef Haynes, and also the one in which he uses the re.corder with Mainstage and sets it up with motion controls for expression effects. That looks like a bit of a game changer for me, though may be less useful for those who don't have Apple kit, or Mainstage. I'm not sure if there's anything similar in the WinPC world or the Linux world, but for Apple users this might give them a good reason to buy Mainstage - which I'm hoping is still a fairly cheap option. Yep - it still seems to be under £30 in the UK and I'm guessing $30 in the US. This may have just swung me towards actually buying one of these instruments. Anyone else interested in this kind of functionality and details of the instruments should look out for Stef's videos - definitely worthwhile.

[@TheCatGoesRawrMusik]

Could you do a video on alternativ fingerings for Dynamics or is that something that really will depend from instrument to instrument? If so, how would one go about figuring out those fingerings?

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

A wonderful review and a splendid cameo from your personal painkiller 🤩. It looks a lot of fun, that lag that you were experiencing I have also on two of my guitar pedals. They transfer the guitar signal into various organs and synthesisers, it is ever so slight and not noticible to the public in general, though it did take a moment to get used to it 😁 Like deployed 👍

[@gayanderson2242]

Another fun and versatile electronic addition. How do you clean and dry it out after playing? Where does your breath go in the instrument?

[@bacca71]

Could not find the Vangoa EWI-100 on either Google or Bing (from the USA). Perhaps not marketed here.

[@amdza]

I've been on the mailing list waiting for the ecorder to come back in stock for YEARS! I was still a broke college student when it first came out and I could not afford the three figure price tag, but now I'm starting to think I missed out forever. I'm not really interested in midi instruments, and I never realized how hard it would be to find one with true recorder fingerings. I rarely find time to practice anymore because my free time is so late at night and the roommates would riot.

[@hsitz]

I don't understand why you would want an ecorder over the much cheaper ($150) Re.corder. The Re.corder can play with recorder fingerings. The main difference with ecorder would be that the Re.corder has no built-in sounds; it connects (wirelessly) to a phone or computer where the sounds are generated . These sounds can be better than the built-in sounds on the ecorder. Put a phone in your pocket to generate the sounds, run some wired headphones to your ears, and play the Re.corder. Seems like perfect solution for a person like you. I'm not a recorder person, I come from wind controller/synth world, and while ecorder looks impressive, (1) the sounds it creates are not better than what you can get with the Re.corder, (2) the Re.corder experience is closer to a recorder (it actually can play as acoustic recorder), and it has some features that ecorder doesn't (e.g., x-y-z axis modulation). I would suggest search for youtube videos by Stef Haynes and Artinoise's own Re.corder videos to learn more about it. You really need to wrap your head around how these gadgets work, then I expect you'll see Re.corder is what you want.

[@sd3693]

It sounds like a Hammond (tonewheel) organ! We had one when I was a kid, and it sounds like the Hammond organ's attempts at each of those instruments, complete with the reverb and vibrato settings.

[@budgetkeyboardist]

When the latency gets better, I'm all in. As a keyboard player, latency drives me out of my head. But it's amazing how far these have come.

[@DrQuizzler]

World's Worst EWI Player here!! I think I officially welcomed you to EWI-World previously, but it's great seeing you reviewing even more EWIs, and teasing the Akai EWI (my personal fave). I use oboe fingerings with my EWI, and with Garritan Aria VST software, it gives me a shortcut back to my old oboe days without having to deal with reeds, tuning, cracking or other such issues, and an even handier shortcut to the flute or sax while still using oboe fingerings!!

[@rjones1357]

I bet you did not expect to end up with twins, huh? LOL.😂 It was nice to see Jon(?). It is rare for me to see a sax player have something nice to say about that size of an EWI. I hope parenthood is going well for you two. Glad Vangoa reached out to you. You did not mention that an acoustic recorder has the 2 side-by-side right hand double pinky holes and how that would map to this instrument. Also you did not mention the User Manual but it is pretty small and probably camera shy. Thanks for following up with Vangoa. At least you did not create and release this video about a month ago. Take care. Go Team Recorder.

[@susannekalejaiye4351]

This really sounds like fun!

[@rapunkill]

Can you put your own sounds like most midi player?

[@shawnrivera3557]

Sarah ...very good review ! The instrument sounds good maybe worth looking into! Any suggestions on where to find baroque sonatas for the recorder??

[@almartinez-Antilles]

I wonder what the lyricon riff on “Peg” by Steely Dan would sound like on this.

[@ThePoxun]

Interesting instrument. I would have loved to have seen some midi recording/playback as I'm assuming since it is named midi it has actual midi capabilities.

[@markdavis4754]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@rjones1357]

Yes. It is advertised as featuring both wired and wireless MIDI output.

[@Psittacus_erithacus]

Just in case it's helpful: the link in the description for your review of the Artinoise actually points to your Carryon review. The correct video is easy enough to find with a quick search, of course.

[@ziggy_shpakovsky]

good rrreview! thanks! I think in case instruments such it, not less important aspect how good it in role of MIDI Controller. how good it connect with computer by BlueTooth. how good it integrate to DAW. how good it control sample library or phisical modeling winds. how usable latency

[@matszh]

Hi, I’m not really a woodwind musician, but still intereseted in getting something like this as a MIDI controller. How would you rate this one compared to the Re.corder, regarding playability, expressiveness, sound, latency, connectivity and price?

[@marcokokee9995]

hello do you know , if this instrument use any polyfhony , and if so how many. thank you for explaining.

[@davidfellows334]

I didn’t get the jack lead with mine, 😢

[@philreed1605]

Thank you for comparing with the Carry On (which I bought after seeing your video). Looks like the Vangoa is much more responsive to fast fingering. Does is have USB MIDI Out? I can’t use the Bluetooth MIDI out on the Carry On because the lag is huge.

[@Carolina-mw4po]

Does it connect through bluetooth midi to control sounds in apps like cubase or such?

[@lenasartandjazz]

Can I plug this into a Bluetooth Box or use a Bluetooth Box without a cable to amplify the sound?

[@michaelalderman6815]

Where can you buy one? I can’t find it anywhere online including on the Vangoa website.

[@SkyP1e]

same. I would at least like to know how much these are

[@Team_Recorder]

I asked the team at Vangoa, and the instruments will be available on Amazon again from next week!

[@MyFaceYourMusic]

That looks like a very fun instrument. Does the Bluetooth also support MIDI out? Love the content, keep up the good work!

[@bluedragontoybash2463]

Midi out yes... Bluetooth yes but I only manage to get playback from player only ( sound in, not sound out)

[@ayshastgiles2825]

Hello Sarah. Love your presentations and the whole way you come across. Was intrigued by this, but the Vangeo 100 seems to have disappeared from sale in the UK. Liked this because had a built in speaker, unlike so many of the others. Where did it go?

[@Team_Recorder]

Hmmm I’ve emailed them! They come in stock but sell oit quite quickly, is my understanding! So keep checking back?

[@whitekiwi7913]

The product like 樂旭L1 pro in china, Maybe OEM ... But the built-in tone is a little different.

[@musiceclipse]

Hi Sarah, you left out the fact that it is midi compatible. This means you can use it to control virtual instruments on the computer which could be sampled woodwind’s, but also brass or strings, even percussion, but that might be less intuitive.

[@James-p8n7y]

Looks like a great device, but I wonder if there is a way to clean it from the inside manually, or if there is some built-in internal filter to clean the dirt. Otherwise, such devices probably won't last long.

[@gb469x]

can someone please tell me what's the tune is at 1:09

[@Makenza_]

Trumphal March from "Aida" by Verdi

[@gb469x]

@@Makenza_ thanks ☺️

[@gmkgoat]

That's really cool. I always appreciate a tool to let you practice music without harassing everyone in 100 yards.

[@christophertsiliacos8958]

Thank you for that in-depth forensic analysis, professor; but as for me, I’ll stick with my acoustic recorder from the days of yore. If the traditional recorder was good enough for Jacob van Eyck, it’s good enough for yours truly. 😊

[@brothermine2292]

I too prefer the woody sound of my 53 years old recorder over the tinny, "autotuner" sound of these digital wannabes.

[@kattenihatten]

Could this be a good alternative for practicing wehen you have to be really quite? Like on a bus, plane, or if you have sensitive family or neighbours?

[@Team_Recorder]

Yes exactly!

[@francescabaretta888]

I will be interested in electric flutes when some new model could play really silently with headphones!!! ❤

[@lilbigmanrecords1708]

I like it

[@hollycello2268]

What type sheet music can be used for the mini EWI ?

[@Team_Recorder]

Anything for C instruments really!

[@hollycello2268]

@@Team_Recorder thanks

[@agfcotten]

NOTE: It has a Transpose Button on the back, so you can use the same "C" fingering while sounding in other keys. @@Team_Recorder

[@blazemama5361]

Great review. Where can I get your book?

[@Team_Recorder]

My webshop 😊 team-recorder.myshopify.com/

[@nordlyselsker]

I hate that automatic vibrato so much. I wish they'd stop doing that, or at least have an option to switch it off.

[@chichow08]

My Casio DH-100 has a constant vibrato. I don’t mind it so much, because I play it in church.

[@jbaldwin1970]

Just pick a sound without vibrato!

[@nordlyselsker]

@@jbaldwin1970 I always do, and when you have plenty of other choices (like you usually do on a keyboard, or in some music apps), that's fine. But in this case, it means you are limited to two or three sounds. If those were amazing, it might still be worth it, but I don't think they are.

[@Team_Recorder]

Me toooo

[@John-boy]

She said later that it can be turned right down. Had it set at 20 and goes up to 30. Set it to zero is same as off

[@SeattleJohn2009]

I was psyched about this but they are out of stock at Amazon in the US with no date for when it might be available. Seemed odd since the review is only a few months old. Also, will this function as a midi controller via blue tooth with garage band etc? Great review.

[@РафаэлаХендрикс]

Hallo Sarah! Do you by any chance play the Irish D flute as well? I recently purchased one, and I'm struggling to find any good information on the technique. I'm located in the Netherlands as well :) , but I feel like it's rare to find anyone that plays it here..

[@rjones1357]

You might check out the KZbinr CutiePie. She has a video where she reviews the Tony Dixon Low D Whistle and Irish Flute Set. She is primarily a tin whistle player but she does play this product in the flute configuration as well. She also has her own video review of the Vangoa EWI-100 product. You can search KZbin for Irish Flute videos. KZbinr whistletutor has a video “4 Beginner Irish Flute Tips/Tricks”. I am not familiar with the education system in your area but grade school band teachers may be a good source of information for adults wanting to learn about playing a traditional instrument. Likewise if there is a professional or semi professional orchestra in your area that should also be a good source of information regarding local instrument learning. To me it seems like the skills needed to play a “standard” traverse flute would apply to a traverse Irish flute. Sarah definitely should have a better handle on instrument instruction options on that side of the Atlantic. Best wishes.

[@priscillatalitasilva7336]

Can I play with the baroque recorder fingering? 

[@marcbrasse747]

Nice! AN Akai review is indeed overdue. Did you ever have the oppertunity to try out the original AKAI EWI? If you'd like to let me know. I am Dutch and I own one.

[@Team_Recorder]

Bedankt! I also have an EWI, I’m just being sloooow in filming the video…

[@marcbrasse747]

@@Team_Recorder What I “bedoelde” is that I own the original, very first version as developed with the help of Niel Steiner. So you could eventually compare them. Just a thought though. 😊

[@PoserAddictsLLC]

Hello Sarah! thanks for this wonderful review, I like your presentation very much. I'm working on music from both the Louis XIV (Jean Baptiste Lully) period up to the late 1700s including Baroque styles, and I also do fantasy music using combinations of Digital Grand Piano, Theremin as well as string instruments like Mandolin and Guitars. Your review of this made me wonder just how good it would be to represent the music of the 1600s- early 1800s (pre-Victorian). I was also curious, is it possible to have it use other voices from other sources? Digital/Electronic/Midi instruments nowadays allow you to add voices to their repertoire, or is this not that advanced? It seems like a great instrument for the price point (which for me is around 70 EUR, I am in Berlin, Germany). You have a new fan and follower.

[@DRAGON.13]

How do you get an A# on this ewi?

[@lesliefranklin1870]

Great review. However, when a product is called "MIDI EWI", one would assume it has MIDI capabilities. I don't recall any mentioned in this review. Thanks!

[@saraht.8270]

Seems like a great instrument to be able to cover a book in the pit orchestra for a musical for those of us who can't play all the instruments equally. Change the pitch and sound and you're good to go.

[@jaxxx1211]

How do you play high D?

[@anchorskid]

What about wetting out? How do you clean it?

[@leozauriel6043]

I definitely want one... but is not available at the moment. What can I do now? 😢

[@Team_Recorder]

I asked the team at Vangoa, and the instruments will be available on Amazon again from next week!

[@harmonykrieg]

when I was scrolling down my videos, I could only see the top of your thumbnail and it looked like you were holding a machine gun or something LOL.

[@ast3951]

What do you think about the power of breathing? It seems to me that this is much harder to play than a tin whistle or low whistle. Most likely the developer was making a saxophone simulator, not a flute.

[@lisesanterre1048]

I have this instrument. I like it, but it seems to me that the sound in this video seems better than the original sound of the instrument, as if it had been improved. I need a speaker too. The sound is very low

[@reallyoldtom9352]

How do you clean it?

[@voornaam3191]

I like Van Eyk played on a Van Goa. Eyk is an oak in Dutch and Flemish, of course. And Goa is Goa, miles away....

[@gerardopiero1000]

Sarah, as a 72 yrs old beginner recorder student. I respectfully disagree that that Vangoa is better than the Carry on, at least from a recorder stand point. The Carry on has finger holes identical to a recorder, and the fingering is the same, 100%. While the Vangoa has a different set up, with flats and sharps that need to be played in a different way. and also a different way to play the octaves. I found very confusing to switch from my Yamaha soprano to the Vangoa, and i do not find confusing at all to switch to the Carry on.

[@Team_Recorder]

Thank you for your feedback, that’s very valuable!

[@joedee1863]

Why do flute players do all that flute waving and head tilting ? Does it help with the sound ? Can it be done with scottish bag pipes ?

[@Team_Recorder]

I love to move when I play, I can feel the sound in my body and it makes me feel good 😌❤️

[@2000konnie]

Please play it through an external speaker /amp. i wouldn't say it's necessarily just for beginners. I've seen sax players in local clubs play an EWI for some numbers to get a certain pop sound. Thank you.

[@Team_Recorder]

That is a good idea!

[@kalarawanchannel6724]

Wow... So beautiful... How much

[@Jesuswinsbirdofmichigan]

Great as ever✝️ July07/2023

[@MuharremAliDere]

teşekkür ederim, güzeldi

[@willy_wombat]

" It´s always in tune, it´s electronic ". 😄😃

[@sofiaspiano7892]

Hey, I've been taking lessons for 7 years I'm learning Telemann alto recorder sonata in F major. Could you maybe play it? Thanks

[@einzwei3364]

Wow, if they would sell this in the EU I would buy one straight away.

[@rjones1357]

Note: I was checking the Thomann web site.

[@robinsebelova7103]

Interesting instrument. However, there is no info about it on manufacturer's web pages. On US amazon shop, there is no price nor availability.

[@Team_Recorder]

I asked the team at Vangoa, and the instruments will be available on Amazon again from next week!

[@denthepom]

Oh that sounds a great deal better than my carry on! I only play a few simple melodies to add to a looped sound with a guitar and various what-nots. However I can't find anywhere in these here United Kingdoms that I can avail myself of one. Does anybody know anything about that?

[@Team_Recorder]

I asked the team at Vangoa, and the instruments will be available on Amazon again from next week!

[@rgsparber1]

It is almost identical to the Konix EWI internally.

[@UkeofCarl]

Gonna get one and join the Cantina Band.

[@1977ajax]

Hmmm, never been at all attracted to any of these new-fangled electronic jobs before, but this one has sparked some interest. Price seems reasonable enough too.

[@AnaTorres-c8k]

Como se llama por ffavor no soy musico pero wuiero aprender a tocar y crear musica

[@-.-4]

Went to Amazon, unavailable.

[@TootlinGeoff]

I checked your Amazon link and got "currently unavailable"

[@Team_Recorder]

I asked the team at Vangoa, and the instruments will be available on Amazon again from next week!

[@TootlinGeoff]

@@Team_Recorder Thanks for that. Much appreciated.

[@zorancalic65]

What about midi?

[@stephenmullins-tc3ud]

Do you know how to amplify the device ta

[@bluedragontoybash2463]

yes.. just connect it to an amplifier !

[@aurynaichi7030]

Really neat and you play it nicely - I can't find it anywhere though! No stock and not even on the Vangoa site! Eventually they will have it, maybe there's some intellectual property issues.

[@Team_Recorder]

I checked with the team at Vangoa, and the instruments will be available on Amazon again from next week!

[@giawelch1181]

I was laughing at Aida with a sax sound. 🤪

[@derekkhoo3104]

you mean if you are familiar with recorder fingering, EWI-100 can be quickly be adapted to?

[@diddymuck]

how much?