Arpie

Arpie

Musical balls

10 ratings
40 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 25, 2012
  • October 12, 2020

Features

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About

This app transforms bouncing balls into a musical experience. Place balls of varying heights to create unique melodies and rhythms. It's an intuitive way for anyone to explore music creation.

Bouncing ball music generation
Adjustable ball height for melody
Create musical sequences
Intuitive music creation
Variety of musical patterns
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What's New in Arpie

1.1

October 12, 2020

Added 64-bit device support.

User reviews

大好きなアプリ!

大好きなアプリです!64ビット対応ありがとうございます!orbitaも是非お願いします!

大好きなアプリ!

嬉しい!復活してる!

Really great!

Glad it came back to the store for later iPads :)

I appreciate it!

Delightful Concept!

A fun music machine. Works exactly as described ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Great game!

I like!! Simple music and relaxation !!

FAQ

What is Arpie?

Arpie is a novel musical application that allows anyone to enjoy creating music. It uses bouncing balls, where their height determines how they interact with musical keys to produce melodies and rhythms.

How do I create music with Arpie?

You create music by placing balls of different heights onto the musical interface. Higher balls create longer pauses between notes, while lower balls hit keys more rapidly, allowing you to build diverse musical sequences.

Is Arpie free to use?

Yes, Arpie is a free application. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its core functionalities.

What devices is Arpie compatible with?

The provided information does not specify device compatibility. However, as a mobile application, it is designed to run on smartphones and tablets.

Who is Arpie designed for?

Arpie is designed for anyone who wants to enjoy music creation. Its intuitive interface makes it accessible for beginners and those looking for a unique way to experiment with sound and melody.