The 'Maestro' Electric Violin Guides Players with LEDs
Michael Hemsworth — May 4, 2016 — Art & Design
References: behance.net & yankodesign
The 'Maestro' might look like a beautifully designed electric instrument, but in reality the electric violin is designed to help amateur players learn at an accelerated rate to boot.
Featuring an LED learning system, the 'Maestro' violin would indicate where players should hold the instrument and where to place their fingers. When used with the accompanying smartphone app, the 'Maestro' could be customized to operate as a music teacher as well as an instrument for those learning to play on their own. Moreover, it would allow users to listen to their playing afterward to adjust their playing and form accordingly.
The 'Maestro' electric instrument is the design work of Junguk Shin and features a sculptural aesthetic that makes it truly one of the most beautiful electric violins out there.
Featuring an LED learning system, the 'Maestro' violin would indicate where players should hold the instrument and where to place their fingers. When used with the accompanying smartphone app, the 'Maestro' could be customized to operate as a music teacher as well as an instrument for those learning to play on their own. Moreover, it would allow users to listen to their playing afterward to adjust their playing and form accordingly.
The 'Maestro' electric instrument is the design work of Junguk Shin and features a sculptural aesthetic that makes it truly one of the most beautiful electric violins out there.
Trend Themes
1. LED Learning Systems - Capitalizing on the use of LEDs to guide beginners in learning instruments, creating new opportunities for interactive and immersive learning experiences.
2. Smartphone App Integration - Integrating smartphone apps with electric instruments to offer personalized learning experiences and facilitate self-learning.
3. Sculptural Aesthetic - Exploring new design approaches to electric instruments that prioritize aesthetic appeal, attracting a wider audience and potentially disrupting the traditional instrument industry.
Industry Implications
1. Education Technology - Developing and marketing educational tools that utilize LED learning systems and smartphone app integration for music instruction and interactive learning experiences.
2. Music Instrument Manufacturing - Creating electric instruments with sculptural aesthetics and integrated learning systems to cater to beginner players and attract a new customer base.
3. Digital Learning Platforms - Integrating electric instrument learning apps into existing digital learning platforms, expanding the range of online music courses available for beginners and intermediate musicians.
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