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- Condition
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- Color
- WHITE
- Model
- BA234010
- Weight
- 0.25 g
- Material
- Plastic
- Instrument Key
- C
- Style
- Modern
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- Mouthpiece
- Warranty
- 3 year manufacturer.
Features 5
- Perfect For Kids Development: Learning to play the recorder is a gateway instrument for other wind instruments such as the flute and clarinet. Learning a musical instrument helps develop a childs motor and coordination skills and also develops cognitive skills important for good mental health. With 3 levels of breath sensitivity, The The Carry On Digital Wind Instrument can be enjoyed by children of all ages and abilities.
- Silent Practice or Out loud: With the built-in speaker the Carry-on digital wind instrument performs like a traditional recorder but parents and neighbors can relax in peace with the addition of a 3.5mm headphones socket, meaning any player can now practice in silence, anywhere.
- Midi Over Bluetooth: The Carry-on Digital Wind Instrument has 10 Instrument voices built-in: Soprano Recorder, Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute, Bamboo Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, Hulusi, and Suona. You can unlock creativity by connecting the Carry On Digital Wind Instrument to MIDI sound generators such as garage band on all platforms, including iOS/Android/PC/Mac, and use as a MIDI controller for any sounds you like.
- Perfect for on the Move: The Carry On Digital Wind Instrument is compact, lightweight and is a small wind instrument similar in size to a traditional Recorder. Small enough to fit in school bags or backpacks and includes a tote sleeve carry case. The built-in USB rechargeable battery gives up to 3 hours of playing time on a full charge. This is the best digital wind instrument you can play anywhere.
- The Carry On Digital Wind Instrument comes with a hygienic removable and washable silicone mouthpiece.
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Music knows no boundaries, and neither should you. Created for musicians who play anytime, anywhere. With compact, travel-friendly designs, our instruments and audio electronics make it easy to bring music into every part of your life. Whether practicing at home, creating on the go, or performing in new places, Carry-on ensures inspiration is always within reach. Lightweight, versatile, & thoughtfully designed—because music should move with you. Carry-on instruments are lightweight, compact, and foldable—perfect for playing anywhere without sacrificing sound quality. Yes! Carry-on instruments suit all skill levels, offering a fun and portable playing experience. Absolutely! Many Carry-on instruments include USB and Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to integrate with music apps, software, and other devices for a seamless playing experience.
Specs 18
| Color | WHITE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Carry-on |
| Instrument Key | C |
| Material | Plastic |
| Style | Modern |
| Brand Name | Carry-on |
| UPC | 845644007059 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Blackstar |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Type Name | Carry-on by Blackstar Digital Wind Instrument |
| Model Name | Carry-on by Blackstar Digital Wind Instrument White |
| Model Number | BA234010 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DIGWINDWT |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Connector Type | 3.5mm, USB |
| Item Weight | 0.25 g |
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The most amazing "EWI" for the price - easy to link to Garage Band and other IPAD MIDI Apps
Color: BLACK
This is an amazing instrument for the price. Not sure why folks are complaining. I have an Akai EWI (electronic woodwind instrument) that costs four times as much, is five times harder to use, will not work stand alone, and does not sound any better. In short the "carry on" is a fantastic product. If you know woodwind keying (which I do) you can pick it up and play in 5 minutes, otherwise you will need to learn the notes as you would a recorder. It is about as easy to learn. The "carry on" can be used alone with no other sound or midi device. Alone, it is just as loud as a typical recorder. It plays 3 octaves and it has maybe 7 distinct instrument sounds (e.g., a recorder, trumpet, clarinet, sax, and oboe). You can easily link it to any small external speaker (with a small phono plug). I use it with a Bose and a Sony small speakers designed for i-phones/ipads, and the sound fills up a large room. I also link it (with an adapted guitar cord) to a small guitar amp and I can add reverb and easily fill a small recital hall. While not a true professional instrument it comes pretty close. It is at least as good or better than a regular recorder or Irish whistle or a mid price EWI (costing $500). One of the best features is that the carry on has built in Bluetooth that you can link to "MIDI" based apps. Once I figured out where to look on the app, it took me 1 minute to link it to all of the music software on my IPAD (i.e., garage band, music studio, cubasis, sample tank). For example in Garage Band, you click on the "gear wheel" setting button (top right for the screen), then go to advanced, and after you turn on the instrument's bluetooth, it shows up below the garage band's "bluetooth midi device". Once you link it, it plays on garage band just as easily as the built in keyboard. After you link the carry on to any of your IPAD (or computer) apps you can make use of all of the built in sounds in your software. For example, using garage band on my Ipad (which I also linked to the above speakers or amp for concert level volume) I now have access to all the garage band sounds like guitar, piano, flute, and drum kit. With the music studio app (including the woodwind add on pack) I have access to over 125 different sounds including 25+ different woodwinds, which sound just about as good as any high end EWI instrument. Voila, with this $95 instrument (and your Ipad or iphone) and small speaker or guitar amp) you have a semi professional EWI instrument for fun and possibly even playing in public. This "EWI" offers a whole new way of playing that goes well beyond the built in IPAD key board or even an external keyboard. And this carry on is the best entry level access to the world of electronic MIDI music to all of us who are woodwind players. So this is now my favorite instrument. You will have almost no learning curve if you previously played, clarinet, flute, recorder or sax. And if you played none of these before, there is no easier way to get started in the new world of digital woodwinds as a complement to your other instruments.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023 by Jonathan W.
A pain to setup
Color: WHITE
Edit: To anyone having similar issues with velocity always being 100% no matter how hard you blow through this, the breath intensity is transmitted separately on channel 1, and it takes some extra configuration, but it does work. Original review below. I've changed my opinion on this device, somewhat. I still VERY much dislike that this does not work with Windows without workarounds, however I have found that with a CME Widi Bud Plus, this will actually become usable in my DAW (FL Studio 21) AND it actually pairs properly to the Widi Bud Plus. There is a problem, though, and that's that this always outputs 100% velocity, though that may be an issue with the midi over bluetooth device that I'm using, as when I connected this to FL Studio Mobile, the velocity came through properly, so that will not affect my rating. My rating is affected, however, by the fact that I had to buy a device that costs as much as this instrument just to use it with my computer. A standalone app from Blackstar that allowed this to pair and become available as a midi controller to my PC would resolve a majority of complaints I have about this item. And while I would dismiss the compatibility problem if it was just me not seeing something in the marketing materials, there are two features that are clearly stated on the pictures and product page: that this can do midi over USB (it can't) and that this can work with a PC (unless you have a device that automatically pairs with this instrument and then pretends to be a USB midi controller, like I do, no, it does not work with PC). The manual included with the item even lists just iOS and Apple products in the types of systems you can connect this too, in spite of what the product page says. This costs it a star. On to the good stuff: I love the feel of this. It's plastic, but the plastic is fairly rigid, and the surface feels good, like a decent entry level or middle priced electronic device. The buttons, the inputs, it all feels good. It's not heavy, but it doesn't feel flimsy either. It's very pleasurable to mess around with this intrument, and the ability to set the volume to 0 bypasses the requirement to plug in a fake 3.5mm audio jack to get this to stop outputting through the speaker, which is an issue I've seen in other similar products. Props for that. I've always wanted to get into learning a woodwind, and this item, so far at least, inspires a lot of motivation to look up some videos and practice some things. It's a very pleasant digital instrument, and much more reasonably priced than the offerings by Roland and Akai (though those are definitely superior). Original review: I bought this to use as a midi controller for my DAW. I use FL Studio, which does not yet support Midi over Bluetooth, but there are workarounds I can use. Long story short: this device does not support Windows. It can pair with iPads, it can pair with Macs, but it cannot pair with a Windows based PC. Pairing it results in it immediately disconnecting and behaving as though it is paired but disconnected permanently. No workaround will work if this thing can't handle connecting to Windows, and yes, I was using a bluetooth 5.0 dongle just like the manual said, and yes, I tried both with and without the Korg BLE Midi driver installed, and yes, I tried LoopMidi, and MidiBerry, and no, I couldn't get this thing to do anything but stay in a paired/disconnected state. I even tried multiple bluetooth dongles. That aside, this was pleasant to play, though it lacks legato. The tones are ok. They're not great. As a recorder, this is decent, but the midi controller portion, the part that makes this product go from $10 to $70+? Doesn't work with either my or a majority of computers in the market. So since this device is missing over 60% of its value in functionality, this gets one star.
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Good for the beginner
Color: BLACK
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024 by Jonathan
Understand your use-case.
Color: WHITE
I knew the limitations and potential failings when I bought this, and yet I still did. My only purposes with this toy are to help me with breath control and my fingering speed, strength, and accuracy while I learn to read music and play the Soprano & Tenor recorders; so I don't annoy my wife overly much while I practice when she's home. I expect that it shall perform those functions adequately. The headphone jack and volume controls are nice, as they prevent anyone near you from hearing the godawful note transitions coming from this instrument shaped object. Do not expect to play anything more complicated than elementary notes, scales, and songs, sloooowly and accurately; this fits my particular use-case to build particular muscle memories and strengths. This device apparently uses Bluetooth 5.0 to connect with Windows, but not for pairing with a headset or earbuds... that's a sad missed opportunity. A suitable BT5 usb dongle can be had for $10, so no biggie. Maybe I'll get one and see how it works with BandLab / CakeWalk. 3hrs battery life is pretty sad, actually. This should use rechargeable 18650 or something so you could drop i a new one like a flashlight or eCig. A round shape would have been nice as well, to give a more natural feel. The R&D department could have expanded their capacitive sensing field a bit to give the same effect of lowering a finger over a real hole. A faster processor could have helped alleviate the quite noticeable 'lag-splat' when playing at even a low-normal speed. For an electronic recorder (ok, electronic wind instrument), it's weird to me that there are , what, 3 different saxophone voices and each can be shifted up/dn +/- 12 tones? That is overkill. Just give me/us 2 great sounding voices: one each for soprano and alto recorders (selectable by major key), and the +/- 12 tones. I/we don't need or want 8+ different duck-sounds. aaaarrrrgh!!! /rant Pros: Headphone jack Volume control (and even MAX isn't loud!!) Transpose -12 to +12 tones 10 robo-voices to choose from Can play "Soft Kitty" on it Apparently it's a MIDI controller good for developing breath control and should be helpful in working through that drowning feeling one gets when one is NOT out of breath... sheesh. Everyone now knows that Mary had a little lamb. Cons: Don't even bother with rolling, trilling, or slurring; no smooth transitions from one note to another - go staccato or go home; legato is not welcome here it seems. The "Good, Bad, and the Ugly" theme is mostly just Bad and Ugly on this. lag-splat between notes The 'holes' could have better, more natural indentation - but helps develop accuracy? Can't rotate the bell / foot-joint / C/C# holes for comfort. drowning feeling faster - maybe good for breath training? Overall I am satisfied and this purchase meets my expectations, but next time I'm just getting an Aulos C-Tenor Blockflöte Symphony 511B ...and now ya know...
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This thing has it all except reverb and an easy octave switch
Color: BLACK
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Mac and Apple user only
Color: BLACK
Short Version -No Windows support at all -Will not work as a midi controller for most applications -Speaker hums when idle so you cant really record on high quality Mics with a lot of extra post work -$99 its to much for what was advertised -Can't connect over USB Long Version I am a both a software developer and a experience Woodwind Player. I had hoped to use this as an alternative to using a keyboard as a midi controller but wants the product arrived I realized very quickly that this was a waste of money and the Week I spent trying to get it to work over my Linux and Windows Laptop. I tried many different tools like Loop Midi , LMMS , Qtractor , and MuseScore. On Windows I can connect over Bluetooth for 5 seconds before it disconnects. Showing as paired but not connected. Don't trust niche product without a proper support trail or strong Community. I have a lot of unique problems and I should have just got the dang Piano
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2023 by Tech gura
Love it. Fun, Functional, and Intuitive.
Color: BLACK
I love this little EWI. Compact, intuitive recorder fingerings, compatibility with Bluetooth MIDI (on my Windows device). The all black model is so esoteric - you pull it out and no one knows what you've got. It blows minds! Functionally identical to the Ta Horng Elefue that sells for much more. A steal at this price. Don't even get me started on some of the more expensive EWIs I've owned from those brands you know.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2026 by Atticus Finch
Should be 60 dollars, but is very engaging.
Color: WHITE
First of all, I'll stop with the bad things. The trumpet is Super Nintendo quality, some of the instruments are clearly MIDI, and out of the three saxophone sounds, only number 6 is good. Also, it is easy to play a wrong note. But it has a nice adjustable volume, and the flute/recorder/penny whistle sounds are very high quality. So I find this to be a good training wheel to an acoustic instrument, but generally would not recommend this as a replacement-but it is fun to jam on.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022 by Anonymous