ODD Ball

ODD Ball is the first ball in the world to make music - a bluetooth MIDI Device in the form of a bouncy ball. It connects to the ODD App where you can play 100s of sounds from percussions, keys, guitars and more. You can jam over your favorite artists via Spotify or Apple Music, record and create a full track, sample your voice and share your creations with your friends. Every time you bounce, tap, slap, catch, spin or juggle the ball, the app will play a sound through the phone's internal speaker or any headphone or speaker connected to the phone. ODD Ball is a MIDI controller and is compatible with any DAW software. It is sensitive to the intensity of the bounce, to give you control over the sounds you make.

There is no other MIDI device that you can bounce, spin, roll and trow around. ODD Ball has unique physical properties that make music widely accessible and opens up endless possibilities to be creative, in ways we have never seen before. ODD Ball is an intuitive instrument to learn, because everyone knows how to handle a ball. You don't need to learn a totally new instrument, like a keyboard or a guitar - you can simply make music by bouncing, trowing and catching a ball. ODD ball also breaks down one of the strongest barrier that prevents people from learning music, which is the pressure and expectation that arises, when in front of a traditional instrument. With ODD Ball we encourage learning music through play, we create an experience where the user can play, experiment and learn without any pressure or expectation. Beyond its playful qualities, ODD Ball is still an incredibly versatile and creative controller, a tool for artists, performers and musicians to create totally new experiences.

The use cases for ODD Ball are endless. Amongst more than 16000 users world wide we have seen parents and kids using ODD Ball as a toy to learn and create music together, music lovers, who have never learned an instrument before, jamming on top of their favorite songs and creating simple tracks for the first time, professional musicians using it as a creative tool to compose and generate new musical ideas, artists and performers using it as a tool to control music and visual effects. Another sector where ODD Ball is gaining a lot of traction is Education and Therapy. Teachers and instructors are using it as an educational tool to make classes more engaging and interactive, people who might have difficulties playing a traditional instrument, use it to effortlessly play music while at the same time rehabilitating motor skills coordination or even alleviate symptoms from mental health conditions.