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Sound Rings
The Woodify ring enhances your sound, increasing projection and adding colors and depth to your tone

Twig
Woodify Twig is a right hand finger rest that improves the stability of the flute. This compact rest fits in every flute case and makes the flute easier to hold.

Wave
Woodify Wave is a left hand finger rest. Wave puts the hand in a natural position to release tension and improve technical agility.
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Triple Set
€320.00 -
Double Set
€220.00 -
Woodify Ring for Flute – Insert
€185.00 -
Woodify Ring for Flute
€120.00
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Twig – Finger Rest
€85.00 -
Wave – Finger Rest
€85.00
Hundreds of artists around the world use Woodify to improve their sound. Here's what they say:

Let's talk about flute
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Hi, I'm Alessandro
And I'm obsessed with Sound
Having been unhappy with my instrument for quite a long time, I decided to develop a tool that would help me gain more sound volume. For many years I have been studying the acoustics of the instrument and tried different materials to modify the vibration mode of the flute. Finally, after years of empiric tests, I found a solution that helped. This is how Woodify was invented.
Since then, I have dedicated myself to help other musicians and have created innovative products to improve comfort and enable new expression on the instrument.
I also continue to perform internationally as a freelance flautist and composer in the field of contemporary music and sound art.
Working actively in the field of sound installations, performative art and electroacoustic music, as well as with young composers and artists on new musical languages, has been an important part of my work.
My same creative approach brought me to develop various prototypes of electro-acoustical instruments, digital control and mapping systems as well as sound and ergonomic solutions for acoustic instruments.
I think that expanding the possibilities of musical instruments is a fundamental part of the artistic process