The Tenori-On's hand-brushed magnesium body is light and durable. The illuminated 16x16 matrix of buttons combines the satisfaction of popping bubble wrap, with the pride of programming a drum machine.
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All my ranting and whining must have finally paid off, because this week I finally got some time with Yamaha's mystery-enshrouded Tenori-On music sequencer. Prototypes of the Tenori-On have traveled the globe, popping up in the UK and Germany, but rarely in the United States. I couldn't believe my luck when San Francisco's electronic musician retailer Robotspeak (my former employer) gave me the heads-up that Yamaha would be dropping by the shop for a rare demonstration. ...
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