Adaptive Musical Instruments, sometimes referred to as Adaptive Use Musical Instruments, are devices that enable disabled users to play music their way. These musical instruments usually sport unique designs and easily accessible controls, and are often switch adapted so that users can plug in their preferred switch(es). Keep reading to learn more!
No matter where you’re from, what language you speak, or what culture you’re immersed in, music is the universal unifier that brings our world together. Shouldn’t everyone have the power to play?
With Adaptive Musical Instruments, users of all ages, shapes, sizes, and abilities can enjoy the creative relaxation of making music. Even if you have limited or impaired manual dexterity or upper body strength, you have the power to create any sound your heart desires. You may be wondering - how?
Adaptive Musical Instruments are made with user-centric controls that maximize accessibility. This can mean adapted controls that are easy to activate with minimal pressure, and special designs that focus on usability instead of sticking to traditional styles. Adaptive Musical Instruments most often boast switch capability, enabling users to plug and play with their preferred adaptive switch; this style feature is especially ideal for immobile users who rely on puff and eye-activated switches.
Whether you want to bang it out on the drums, strum a mellow tune on a guitar, or play an enchanting melody on a xylophone, our Adaptive Musical Instruments can support your music-learning journey.