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Orba is a tiny instrument that you shake, tap and twist
Terrence O'Brien
November 25, 2019
Artiphon first made a splash back in 2013 when it started showing off a rather rough prototype of a device that would eventually become the Instrument 1. By the time it hit Kickstarter in 2015 it had undergone a serious facelift. In its final version it was sleek and futuristic, with an almost minimal design. Now that company is back with it's second product, the Orba, and it takes many of the core concepts of the Instrument 1 to their logical extremes.
Press reviewers can find our press kit here and write to press@artiphon.com with inquiries.
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Artiphon launches a Kickstarter campaign for its new musical device Orba
“Artiphon, the startup that previously raised more than $1 million on Kickstarter for a device called the INSTRUMENT 1, has launched a new campaign for its latest invention, Orba.”
Read the review from TechCrunch here.
Meet Orba, a $99 synthesizer, looper and MIDI controller that fits in the palm of your hand
Artiphon’s latest instrument is on Kickstarter now
Read the review from Musicradar here.
Try a New Kind of Musical Instrument
“You don't need any musical experience to have a lot of fun with Orba”
Read the review from Core77 here.
Orba is an all-in-one instrument and MIDI controller that fits in the palm of your hand
There is a lot packed into this tiny device, which takes it far beyond just tapping a button and getting a sound
Read the review from The Verge here.
Artiphon Unveils Orba, a $99 Portable Synth + Looper + MIDI Controller
Orba is a $99 portable synthesizer, looper, and MIDI controller that’s designed to let anyone to make music immediately.
Read the full review from Synthtopia here.
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Artiphon raises $2MM round led by Warner Music
Anthony Ha @anthonyha
March 27, 2019
Artiphon, the startup behind the electronic instrument dubbed the INSTRUMENT 1, has raised $2 million in seed funding.
We previously described the INSTRUMENT 1 as a symphony, rock band and DJ that you can hold in your hand. It’s a device that allows you to create the sounds of a guitar, violin, bass, piano or drum machine...
Press reviewers can find our press kit here and write to press@artiphon.com with inquiries.
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“...music and technology coming together to make something so accessible, so fun... This is what the future looks like now, get used to it” - T-Pain
Watch the video here.
Artiphon's intuitive INSTRUMENT 1
With heaps of potential, and creativity at your fingertips this really is an instrument of the future.
Jess Bartlet
Read the review from Earmilk here.
REVIEW: Artiphon INSTRUMENT 1
Going far beyond what a regular MIDI controller can offer, Artiphon's Instrument 1 opens up a whole new world of performance.
G.W. Childs IV
Read the full review from Ask Audio here.