Yeah, it’s very similar to teenage engineering - style wise, price wise and marketing wise.
I think what I liked about this one (except cool design) is exactly chord genetator and arpeggio thing.
My music knowledge is very basic and I only started taking classes 5 years ago: piano, ukulele + a bit of guitar.
Usually when I watch videos for those devices (like teenage engineering) - I see them as cool, but I have no idea how to use them or what they do. Because I don’t have enough knowledge.
But here is the opposite. Like in my head I know chords and I see that now I can play them with 2 fingers(on a portable device). And I know what arpeggio is.
So this becomes instantly useful because I think I understand immediately what I can do with it as a beginner.
Maybe some other features are useful, but I have no idea about them, because they do not map currently onto my limited knowledge.
This seems really cool indeed. However, over time, I’ve learned to be wary of these ultra-trendy promotional videos. 600$ seems very steep for (more or less) only a chord and arpeggio generator. It reminds me of Teenage Engineering products and marketing style.