Music is a freeing experience of self-expression, but the twelve musical tones in Western music are surprisingly narrow. Most musicians are using a very limited number of notes when far more are possible, like microtones, notes between notes. The Infinitone, created by Subhraag and Robert, is a wind instrument controlled by computers, providing access to an infinite spectrum of tones. Subhraag, a saxophone player, built the Infinitone out of necessity for a wider range of tones. The instrument, actuated by a reed and controlled by electronics, allows precise access to microtones through slides. Robert explains that the software, Infinitone DMT, enables easy access to new microtonal possibilities for all digital musicians. Collaboration at Xerocraft helped Subhraag and Robert bring their invention to life.
https://xerocraft.org/news/298-maker-interview-the-infinitone-and-the-notes-between-the-notes