It just went live on Kickstarter. Meet the Fingersonic Guitar — the guitar studio that fits in your pocket. Strum chords, play melodies, accompany your own voice, and drive real MIDI instruments, all from one device you can slip into a bag and take anywhere.
The campaign is officially open on Kickstarter. Backing opens for 30 days, from September 17 to October 17, so this is your window to get one of the first units at an early backer price.
The idea behind Fingersonic Guitar is simple but powerful: what if everything you need to make a complete musical idea lived in one small, portable instrument? No amps, no cables, no backing tracks, no app required to make a sound. You pick it up, it's on, and it plays.
Here's the part that makes it more than a toy. The Fingersonic Guitar isn't locked into one built-in sound — it's a real MIDI controller. That means it can play the guitar tones inside it or talk to any DAW, synth, or MIDI instrument you already own.
For a club DJ adding live melodic layers, a bedroom producer sketching riffs, a singer who just wants a live rhythm behind their voice, or a guitarist adding synth textures without a second pedalboard — it's a complete, carry-anywhere instrument. That's the whole pitch: your band starts here.
Fingersonic Guitar is built for instant, tactile play:
A 1,500 mAh battery gives you roughly 4 hours of play on a charge, and it tops back up over USB-C in about 2.5–3 hours. No outlet needed for a set, a rehearsal in the park, or a song at a party.
The campaign runs for 30 days (Sep 17 – Oct 17). Backers get the earliest access and the best pricing before it's available to the public. If you've ever wanted to make a complete song from a single pocket-sized instrument — chords, melody, rhythm, loops, and MIDI control — the Fingersonic Guitar is live and ready to back.
Back the Fingersonic Guitar on Kickstarter →
Product features may evolve with firmware and app updates. Tone names and final specifications are based on the shipped product.