AUMI

AUMI

Music Improv for Every Body.

4 ratings
4 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 1, 2013
  • January 22, 2025

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This app allows individuals with limited mobility to create music through movement and gestures. It focuses on improvisation and self-expression, making music accessible to a wider range of people, including those with profound physical disabilities.

Music creation through movement and gestures
Focus on improvisation and self-expression
Accessible for individuals with profound physical disabilities
Uses device cameras for input
Configurable sound sensitivity
MIDI controller functionality
Import audio from other apps
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What's New in AUMI

2.2.3

January 22, 2025

New scales: Jazz minor, chromatic tone row, diatonic tone row, pentatonic tone row Yankee Doodle, Happy Birthday, Row Your Boat added to Timing patterns. New Memory timing loops over previous notes. (under development) New Pose Detector "tracker" Better searching of sound orders and AUMI Instrument lists Screen layout changed to look better on tiny iPod Touches (and old iPhones) "Send silence" to named peer devices And a bunch of bug fixes

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User reviews

My Special Needs Music Students LOVE AUMI

I LOVE AUMI too.
All of my students have cognitive challenges and many of them also have physical challenges.
AUMI is a hit with all most of them. You can tell when they "get it" that they are controlling the sound by themselves. It's like magic.
What's more, I love being able to easily add my own sound files. That why no matter what music standard or integrated academic curriculum I'm teaching AUMI can be a meaningful activity for the class.
Congrats on doing something so wonderful for the lowest one percent of the population and thank you.
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Not great

It just doesn't work as it should. See previous comments by other users, this just isn't fit for purpose yet, please update and improve it! For this price I expected much more.

I use it all the time

I work as a music therapist with kids with severe cognitive and physical limitations. Often holding onto an instrument or mallet is difficult, and I don't always like to strap mallets to their hands.

This app is great for helping the kids I work with participate and make music - while being able to keep the notes within specific keys and scales so it doesn't sound chaotic. The visual feedback they receive is great (which you don't get with the Soundbeams hardware). Even the children in low awareness states who might not be as aware of their surroundings or the "rules" of music get benefit and enjoyment - their movements increase once they hear that music is created by their small or simple movements.
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Not responsive enough

I completely applaud the reasoning behind this app- I would love it to work for the pupils but it doesn't.
It just doesn't work like it should- doesn't move with pupils, pupils get frustrated and lose interest because of this. Even I struggle to get it to track my movements properly.
Go for the far better Airharp or Airvox apps.
Guys you really need to sort this out, I've used lots of gesture based programs with SEN pupils and this just doesn't work for purpose.
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FAQ

What is AUMI?

AUMI is a software interface that enables people with limited voluntary movement to independently engage in music making through movement and gestures, focusing on improvisation and self-expression.

Who is AUMI designed for?

While AUMI can be used by anyone, it is specifically designed to make musical improvisation and collaboration accessible to individuals with profound physical disabilities.

What devices does AUMI run on?

AUMI is available for iOS devices with cameras, including iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads.

Can AUMI be used with other music equipment?

Yes, AUMI can be used as a MIDI controller to access other iOS-based synthesizers or external equipment via the iPad's Camera Connection kit or Core MIDI over WiFi.

Does AUMI have ads?

No, AUMI does not contain advertisements.

How often is AUMI updated?

The latest version of AUMI is 2.2.3, and it was last updated on January 22, 2025, indicating active development and support.

Can AUMI import sounds?

Yes, AUMI can import audio from other iOS or desktop applications to be used as melodic or percussive instruments.

What is the age rating for AUMI?

AUMI has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.