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YUJI HASEBE
Twenty-five percussion instruments included.
The app offers 25 percussion instruments in one package. It includes a recording function that captures surrounding sounds, allowing users to create voice memos or record vocals.
Guy Shaviv
Create and play percussion rhythms.
The app allows users to create and play percussion rhythms, producing complete songs with sequences of rhythms. It functions as a metronome with visualization or a step sequencer to create percussion loops with sounds from around the world.
Steven Barnegren
iPhone becomes a playable music shaker.
The app transforms a device into a playable music shaker using accelerometer data. It offers professionally recorded shaker sounds and three distinct playing modes for musical creation.
YUJI HASEBE
Play a grand carillon instrument easily.
The app allows users to play a grand carillon on their iPad or iPhone. Users can record audio, including vocals or voice memos, and send recordings via email.
Michael Eskin
Virtual accordion for practice companion
The app mimics the layout of Hohner's Corona II Xtreme 34-button diatonic accordion. Musicians can practice chord combinations, scales, and songs on-the-go in five different key combinations and colors.
Charles Martin
Explore forest sounds and make music.
The app provides an iPad instrument that recreates forest sounds from Northern Sweden. Users can create music using birdcalls, percussion, and field recordings, with options for auto play and looping.
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