Technical FAQ

Choose a chord with the eight-way joystick and brush across the six touch-sensitive strings. You can also touch individual strings to play notes.

Guitar has five built-in tones, reverb, a looper, and built-in rhythms. Use the controls and the 0.96-inch color screen to check your settings.

Build a custom chord bank in the Fingersonic app and sync it to Guitar over Bluetooth. The app also supports guided play.

Keys has 24 velocity-sensitive silicone keys with adjustable RGB lighting. How firmly you play affects the note’s velocity.

Choose one of 20 built-in presets, play a phrase, and use the looping controls to layer another part. The two knobs give access to octave, pitch, reverb, volume, and tones.

Use the Fingersonic app to create or load sounds, or import a compatible SF2 sound library. Guided play uses the illuminated keys to show which notes to play.

Tap any of the 10 silicone pads to trigger its sound. Choose from 11 built-in kits, including acoustic, orchestral, and electronic sounds.

Use it to adjust volume, switch kits, add reverb, and control loops.

Use the Fingersonic Beats Sampler to prepare custom sounds and the Beats Trigger Manager for macOS to tune pad response. The Beats product page shows both tools.

Guitar, Keys, and Beats send MIDI over USB or Bluetooth to compatible music software. MIDI carries performance instructions. For instrument audio, use the built-in speaker or the 3.5 mm output.

All three instruments have a built-in speaker and a 3.5 mm headphone or audio output.

All three have a 1500 mAh rechargeable battery and charge via USB-C at 5 V. The Keys and Beats specifications list 5 V, 1 A.