The Ultimate Otamatone Starter Book For Beginners – Play 78 Songs Easily By Letters

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The Otamatone is an electronic instrument that requires a battery to operate. The word "Otamatone" combines the Japanese "otamajakushi" (meaning "ladle" or "tadpole") and "tone," referencing the instrument's shape and sound. Originally designed as a toy, it has evolved into an instrument that even musicians can enjoy. How to Play

Slide the rear volume switch to the right and set the volume to a medium level.
Press the black part of the stem with your fingertips to produce sound.
One of the Otamatone’s most charming features is its fun, squishy face! While pressing the stem, squeeze both sides of its face to open its mouth - this alters the sound, creating a “wow” effect similar to human vocals.

Tuning Your Otamatone - "Deluxe Models": Typically start at C and go up to G-sharp (spanning one and a half octaves), though some versions start at different notes, like F to A. Check your instruction manual for details.
- "Standard Models": Cover a single octave from C to C. Because of their smaller size, you don’t need to slide your finger far to reach the next note. Use the "octave switch" on the back to shift to a higher or lower range.
- "Digital Models": Feature piano-like keys on the stem, while standard and deluxe versions have a smooth, touch-sensitive bar. If the notes aren't labeled, you can place a piece of masking tape along the stem of your otamatone and mark the spot on the stem using a tuner. The free "Otama Tuner" website can help you identify pitches. For beginners, "pre-made Otamatone stickers" (available on Amazon) are a handy option.
Keep in mind that the note positions on an otamatone can move up and down the stem. This happens because things like heat, humidity, and low battery affect its range. Changing the batteries can raise the range again, but you can’t tune an otamatone to always have the same note in the same spot. That’s why you shouldn’t mark notes on the stem with a permanent marker.
However, if you have a digital model, it will always stay in tune. Different Playing Techniques Push Technique
Press the stem with your fingertips to produce a sound. This is the simplest way to play and ideal for beginners. Sliding Technique
Press and hold the stem while sliding your fingers up or down to change pitch. This allows for smooth, expressive transitions that aren’t possible on traditional 12-note instruments like a piano or recorder. Apply firm, even pressure while sliding to maintain a continuous sound. Vibrato Technique
- Hold a note with your thumb and shake your wrist quickly to create a trembling effect.
- Alternatively, hold the Otamatone’s face with your thumb and middle finger, then move your hands gently while pressing the stem. This shakes the whole instrument for a similar effect. Portamento
Glide seamlessly from one note to another by sliding your fingers along the stem - similar to playing a grass whistle. Wow Technique
For a voice-like effect, press a note and then squeeze the Otamatone’s face to open its mouth. This creates a “wow wow” sound, making it look like the Otamatone is singing! Timing is key - press the note first, then open the mouth for the best effect. Expanding Your Sound If you have an "Otamatone Neo" or "Otamatone Techno", you can connect it to external devices for even more versatility. Use a 3.5mm stereo cable to link it to a smartphone and unlock new sounds with the "Otamatone Studio app". This app offers:
- Sound effects
- Instrument variations (guitar, violin, flute, synthesizer, even a cat’s meow!)
- Different musical scales
- Rhythm settings
- A piano keyboard simulation for more precise playing List of Songs A Hunting We Will Go
A Sailor Went to Sea
Acka Backa
Amazing Grace
Alphabet Song
Are You Sleeping?
Baa Baa Black Sheep
Baby Bumble Bee
Bell Horses
Bim Bum Biddy
Bobby Shafto
Brahms Lullaby
Chumbara
Cobbler, Mend My Shoe
Cock-a-Doodle Doo
Cotton Eyed Joe
Ding Dong DiggiDiggiDong
Do You Know the Muffin Man?
Doctor Foster
Doggie Doggie
Fiddle-Dee-Dee
Five Little Ducks
Five Little Monkeys
Frog in the Meadow
Happy Birthday
Here We Go Looby Loo
Hot Cross Buns
Humpty Dumpty
I Like to Eat Apples and Bananas
I Love Little Kitty
It's Raining
Itsy Bitsy Spider
Jack and Jill
Jingle Bells
Jolly Old Saint Nicholas
Kookaburra
La Cucaracha
Lavender’s Blue
Li’l Liza Jane
Little Jack Horner
London Bridge
Long-legged Sailor
Mary Had a Little Lamb
Michael, Row the Boat Ashore
Miss Mary Mack
My Hat
Ninety-Nine Bottles
Ode to Joy
Oh Susannah
Oh We Can Play on the Big Bass Dr

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Slide the rear volume switch to the right and set the volume to a medium level.
Press the black part of the stem with your fingertips to produce sound.
One of the Otamatone’s most charming features is its fun, squishy face! While pressing the stem, squeeze both sides of its face to open its mouth - this alters the sound, creating a “wow” effect similar to human vocals.