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Tilting takes you between octaves on the Tilt and Tipsy — but how much you tilt is up to you. Two players, two very different settings, same musical range.
A Spanish field, a dramatic lick, and one unimpressed bull.
The Tipsy has the same capabilities as the Tilt, in a pocket-sized package. Travel-friendly, headphone-friendly, neighbor-friendly.
The Tilt and Tipsy connect 6 different ways — from a simple pair of headphones to wireless Bluetooth MIDI. Start with the simplest.
No bite sensor. No vibrato lever. Just your hands and feelings. Vibrato on the Tilt is natural — and you already know how.
Doyts, falls, shakes, and dramatic Maynard-style glides — all from one button on top of the Tilt.
One small button for the trumpet player. A giant leap for your play. Here's what the 4th button on the Tilt buys you.
The Tilt has 10-12 buttons. You need three of them to play. Three fingers. Your trumpet skills. One new motion.
