# Visual Harmony — user reviews

> 2 indexed App Store user reviews of Visual Harmony by Excelltech Inc., rated 5.00/5 from 1 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/visual-harmony/id399340116/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/visual-harmony/id399340116.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 1 · 4★ 0 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0

## Is Visual Harmony safe?

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## Is Visual Harmony legit?

Visual Harmony appears to be a legitimate app. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Visual Harmony is 90 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

## Most critical reviews (2 lowest-rated)

### 2/5 — Bit of a let down !

*2010-11-11*

Nice idea ruined by a seeming contempt for sound. Sounds terrible, therefore useless in my opinion. With a little care it could sound so much better. Shame that so many devs don't understand this

### 3/5 — Great program, could use a few improvements

*2010-11-07*

Whitney Music boxes are great toys.  I like the way the parameters can be adjusted on this particular implementation, but  I find the preset instrument tones to be kind of annoying.  I would probably rate it 4 or 5 stars if it had a few more options.  In some ways it is a 5 star app hindered by a few limitations that make it something i may not use more than a few times.  

Right now, it is a great tool for demonstrating the principles of the music box, but to really amaze people with the sounds these things are capable of producing, i have to switch to free flash-based online Whitney music boxes.

Here are some things I'd love to see:

1. The instrument tones are harsh, except for the piano.  This needs some subtle instruments - a few choices with less jarring tones, maybe more synth-like, i dont know.

2. It would be great if there were more presets with the way the tones are distributed along the white line.  You provide a couple of random examples, but it would be really cool if you had a set of musical scales - major, minor, harmonic minor, etc..  I think one can manually set this up, but the presets would make it cooler and easier to show off. 

3.  Ok, now I'm getting greedy, but i recall flash versions of the music box where there were many ways to adjust how the tone changed along the white axis - in one the tone changed in more of a "flanger" fashion as one moved out from the center of the field.  In other words, instead of a kind of arpeggio effect as successive points along the white line are crossed, instead there was more of a flanger effect - a shift in... What is it?  The particular harmonics that are dominant or something?

Anyway, this is cool, but to be amazing it needs some tweaking.

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