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Like all Knas instruments, the Ekdahl FAR - while a new and somewhat experimental concept - can be used for any regular musical composition and expression, but also allows for deep explorations of naturally occurring overtones within the realms of digital precision control and repeatability. The instrument is designed to perform excellently whether being in an improvisational setting, or being sequenced. All aspects of The Ekdahl FAR can be mapped to respond to any available ''control mechanisms'' (USB, MIDI, CV etc.) and emphasis has been put on configurability and modification both from a software and a hardware perspective. | Like all Knas instruments, the Ekdahl FAR - while a new and somewhat experimental concept - can be used for any regular musical composition and expression, but also allows for deep explorations of naturally occurring overtones within the realms of digital precision control and repeatability. The instrument is designed to perform excellently whether being in an improvisational setting, or being sequenced. All aspects of The Ekdahl FAR can be mapped to respond to any available ''control mechanisms'' (USB, MIDI, CV etc.) and emphasis has been put on configurability and modification both from a software and a hardware perspective. | ||
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[[The Ekdahl FAR - Getting started|Getting started]] | [[The Ekdahl FAR - Getting started|Getting started]] | ||
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[[The Ekdahl FAR - Configuration utility - Software tab|The ''Software'' tab]] | [[The Ekdahl FAR - Configuration utility - Software tab|The ''Software'' tab]] | ||
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[[The Ekdahl FAR - Service|Service]] | |||
[[The Ekdahl FAR - Command langue|Command language]] | [[The Ekdahl FAR - Command langue|Command language]] | ||