It’s not every day you come across a machine that can transmit your direct emotional energy. But here we are: meet the Enner synth from Soma Laboratory.
Emotional energy translated into sounds: The Enner Synth is a new prototype from Soma Laboratory that connects with body and soul like no other.
The synth takes it name from a blend of the words “inner” and “energy”. As you can imagine, it presents the user with an altogether different way to create sounds.
As you can see from the demo, sounds are created from manipulating the flat front panel, using “biological conductivity”. Okay, we’re not exactly sure what that means, but the instrument sounds pretty amazing. And the way that you can interact in a way that’s so intimately and intuitively tactile is ingenious.
While it’s only at the prototype stage, here’s hoping that it gets into production. Check out Soma Laboratory for more info.
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