Teenage Engineering Choir are MIDI-friendly wooden singing dolls

Teenage Engineering has unveiled a choir of wooden dolls designed perform both original compositions and classic tracks.

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Teenage Engineering creates wooden dolls that'll sing you

TX-6 is Teenage Engineering's ultra-portable, battery-powered mixer and multi-channel audio interface. Comparable to larger units, but with even more tech packed into one sturdy little machine. Mix 6 stereo input channels, use tempo sync, discover the internal synthesizer and sequencer or use the built-in tuner. MFi compatibility even lets you connect to your iOS devices. The smallest of its kind, TX-6 features a 6 channel stereo mixer with a configurable knob layout.

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Teenage Engineering creates wooden dolls that'll sing you

MoMA Exclusive: The company known for its powerful electronic synthesizers has just revealed a Teenage Engineering Choir—a set of eight uniquely

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Teenage Engineering creates wooden dolls that'll sing you

Introducing the Teenage Engineering Choir – a set of eight handcrafted wooden dolls designed to serenade you with a range of choral classics and perform your own original compositions through midi over Bluetooth. Each doll sold separately, and they each bring their unique vocal tonality to the choir. The Choir features mezzo sopranos Gisela and Hatshepsut, Leila as soprano, Ivana sings alto, and Olga a warm contralto.