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Simpler Than

a Keyboard Synthesizer

Introducing the Neoharp

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Pre-set chord buttons ensure every note fits perfectly in harmony — no more worrying about wrong notes!

Chord buttons

Control of chords and rhythm

This electronic instrument's settings allow anyone to play perfectly tuned chords without needing to know music theory.

Tone keys

Ergonomic Tone Keys Layout

Use tone keys in various combinations and rhythmic patterns to enrich chords with layered notes.

The tone keys produce only the notes of your selected chord from low to high. By combining and repeating these chord sounds, you can create rich musical textures.

Neoharp is easier to master and offers the same range of digital samples as keyboard instruments.

Dedicated App

Dedicated synthesizer application with visualization and other unique features.

Neoharp App screenshots

Colors

Plastic case

Black Matte

Plastic

Wooden case

Natural Wood

Tone Oak

Features

Playing 3 or more digital instruments simultaneously

3 Chord buttons modes:

  • Change chord

  • Chord and/or Bass accompaniment

  • Arpeggio

2 Tone keys modes:

  • Chord note

  • ​Strum simulation in guitar mode

15 chord types available instantly

Ergonomic chord buttons arrangement: related chords are close to each other

Built-in protection against playing incorrect notes of a chord

Settings and visualization via mobile app

What makes Neoharp interesting to a musician

For musicians, Neoharp is a convenient and interesting instrument to experiment with harmonies, a way for creative expression in accompaniment and a tool to create back-sound for variety of performances.

Musicians familiar with theory and harmonization can experiment with chord substitution (for example, a tritone substitution) and impress a listener by improvising an alternative version of harmony for known song.

Discover the Future of Music with Neoharp!

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