Learn to How to Play the Otamatone!

Learn to tone match melodies on the automaton by identifying notes with relative pitch, mapping song melodies, and using reference instruments to play in the correct key.

Practice pitch matching to learn songs on the Otamatone by ear. Match G, B-flat, and F, slow playback to isolate tones, and await the next video on finger positioning.

Develop hand position and technique on the otamatone to switch notes smoothly using finger patterns. Learn pitch matching and efficient note transitions with a C major scale.

Learn to play mary had a little lamb on the otamatone by establishing a precise hand position in d major and practicing note relationships with tone matching.

Master the automaton's intermediate intro riff to here comes the sun, using major reference notes, roll-switch fingerings, and precise pitch matching across c-sharp, b, e, f-sharp, a.

Learn practical techniques to improve Otamatone playing, including pitch and tone matching, marking finger positions with a pencil for note accuracy, and using vibrato as an expressive technique.

Master advanced otamatone techniques in this final video, the last in a ten-part series, exploring monophonic playing, legato, vibrato, and the for Elise melody with fingering guidance.

Master a bonus lesson on the Otamatone, exploring monophonic playing, a fast note sequence (4-2-1), and tapping ideas, with a chance to be featured in the world’s best automaton montage.