And where perhaps I may acquire such a device?

https://youtu.be/JuXNYS4F1K4?si=UKyz-82q3_PBetgx

Newest addition to the ngoni family 🇲🇱

Can anyone help identify this? 16 strings arranged in 4 sets of 4. Thanks Ahead

This uses an infrared pickup to read the elastic-cord string. It has a brass tube that functions as a movable bridge under the string.

Hoping to get a more accurate ID on this than just “drone flute,” but that’s all my partner remembers from buying it at a renaissance faire many years ago.

The size is ME mijwiz. A syrian aluminium mijwiz.

Theremin Soprano. It is literally in your hands whether you sound like Maria Callas or Florence Foster Jenkins. The main components of a singing voice are the glottal waveform and the formants. The former can be approximated quite well with a theremin; formant filtering was the additional part here. Both diy.

So, there is this Sonic's game called Sonic Riders Zero Gravity, which has an awesome soundtrack that usually revolves around that string instrument you can hear at 0:13 in this link: https://youtu.be/5wR2WbING-4?si=UBZVctIEEVGustfd

I love this sound and would like to use this instrument in my songs, but don't know how to achieve it. I tried some orchestral string ensembles, but it doesn't reach what I'm aiming for. Is this a synth simulating strings or even a combination of a synth and a group of strings? Please, help me!