Omnichord         

                  The Omnichord Is An Electronic Instrument, Introduced In 1981 And Made By The Suzuki Instrument Corporation.It Usually Options Slightly Plate, And Buttons For Major, Minor, And Diminished Chords. The Foremost Basic technique Of Taking Part In The Instrument Is To Press The Chord Buttons And Swipe The Bit Plate With A Finger Orplectrum In Imitation Of Strumming A Musical Instrument.

                  The Omnichord Is That The Technological Successor To An Earlier Instrument, Called The Tronichord, With That It Shares Several Technical And Purposeful Similarities. Omnichords Typically Feature Predetermined Rhythms With A Tempo Management That The Player Might Use As Accompaniment. Many Models Of The Omnichord Were Made, That accessorial Midi Compatibility, A Variety Of Voices For The Bit Plate, Effects Like Sound And Sustain, And Chord Memory. Some Omnichord Musicians Can Play The Instrument As A Keytar, By Robust The Instrument On Each Ends And enjoying It As If It Were An Electrical Stringed Instrument.

Originally Designed As An Electronic Substitute For An Autoharp, The Omnichord Has Become Standard As A Private instrument In Its Title, As A Result Of Its Distinctive, Chiming Quality And Its Worth As A Kitsch Object.
              The Omnnichord Remains Made By Suzuki, However Rebadged Because The Q-Chord. It Options Additional fashionable Versions Of The Initial Omnichord's Options.