Aodyo Instruments will be at the Superbooth 2022!
Aodyo Instruments was in Berlin from May 12th to 14th to participate in the SUPERBOOTH 2022! Thanks to all the people who visit us in our Aodyo Instruments stand: Booth…
Aodyo Instruments at the SynthFest France 2022!
Aodyo Instruments team will be in Nantes, France, from April 1st to 3rd to participate in the SynthFest France 2022! We will present our physical modeling synthesizer: Anyma Phi! We…
Aodyo is now one of Focal’s official partners
At Aodyo Instruments we want to enrich the experience of musicians, which is why we are constantly searching for quality and innovation, and we continue to defend our values and…
Electronic saxophone
The commonalities between the Sylphyo and a saxophone The shape and the playing posture used with the Sylphyo recalls those of soprano and sopranino saxophones, but it can become the…
Electronic flute
The Sylphyo compared to the electric flutes The Sylphyo can be the perfect electronic counterpart to any kind of acoustic flute, be it a recorder, a transverse flute, or even…
Electronic clarinet
Sylphyo, the new clarinet With the shape of its bell and its dark color, the Sylphyo of Aodyo evokes a clarinet, but by the display you can tell it is…
Electronic trumpet
The Sylphyo, inspired by the trumpet With its trumpet fingering, the Sylphyo can be used by trumpeters as an electronic trumpet or MIDI trumpet. The right index, middle, and ring…
Electronic wind instrument
Sylphyo, the electronic musical instrument An electronic wind instrument (commonly referred to by the acronym EWI) is an electronic instrument controlled by breath. More or less inspired by traditional wind…
Sylphyo, the wind controller
The Sylphyo, a breathtakingly expressive wind controller! The Sylphyo is a wind controller, or breath controller: a musical interface that measures the breath of the musician and turns it into…
Florian Becquigny
Florian Becquigny is a native from Valenciennes in the north of France. His journey with music started with the classical saxophone in the conservatoire, and he then went on to study jazz. One day, he discovered the Sylphyo and was thrilled by how easy it was to play to play so many different sounds and make them live with his breath and movements. Thanks to the Sylphyo, he happily expresses his personal style while performing the music he likes.
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