musicinkloop:Play Music Theory

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musicinkloop is three visual instruments in one. Everything you make loops. PAPER: draw a line and hear it. Height is pitch, left to right is time. The paper is tuned to a pentatonic scale, so anything you draw sounds in tune. Nine colours are nine instruments: keys, pluck, bell, marimba, flute, strings, chime, bass and 8-bit. BOUNCE: flick a dot and hear it pluck. Dots fly in straight lines and bounce off the frame; every wall they hit is a string, and where they hit sets the note. Nine colours are nine guitars: nylon, steel, muted, harmonic, bass, twelve-string, ukulele, thump and banjo. Tap a dot to hold it; flick it again to send it off. TRACK: draw a shape and hear it drum. A dot runs around the shape once per loop and strikes every corner. Nine colours are nine percussion kits: body, gongs, metal, wood, electronic, kitchen, glass, drum kit and taiko. Turn on the brush and curved lines become continuous percussion. - Draw, erase, undo, or let the app doodle something for you - Add a bass line and an arpeggio; paper and bounce also have backing drums - Change the tempo while it plays - Switch the paper to the grid view to see your drawing as notes - Tap the help button, then tap any control to learn what it does - Save pieces to the gallery and open them again - String paper pieces into a song, up to eight bars - Round paper: time goes around, pitch goes out - Sixteen keys to play along, and ink what you play - Export as WAV, MIDI, M4A or video; share it or save it to your phone THE STUDIO (optional in-app purchase, bought once): - Photo to music: pick a photo; its lines turn into ink, and the ink plays. The photo never leaves your phone. - Key and scale: twelve keys, major or minor, two octaves up or down. - Notes per beat: one to eight notes a beat, for quicker runs. - Exact tempo: tap along to any song, or type the number. - Your colours: give each of the nine sounds the colour you like. Everything else above comes with the app. No account, no ads, no data collection. The instruments work offline; buying the studio needs the App Store.