Auto Compose Music Box vs Solo Harmony

The ball falling from a random position creates music. In the scene using the sound of chorus of Africa, the chorus echoes along the circulation code which changes at regular intervals. The scene using the Japanese koto.It is tuned by the sound used in the "sea of ​​spring(haru no umi)", so you can taste the atmosphere without discomfort. In Gamelan's scene, percussion instruments and whistles are tuned by the Gamelan scale (5 scale), and unique music is produced. You can set the frequency, falling speed, and number of falling balls, so you can play according to the setting. At the end of the performance you can save all the parameters at that time. The position of the ball made randomly is recorded as it is. Since it is played with exactly the same parameters, almost the same music can be reproduced. However, because it is a problem of numerical precision, it will not be exactly the same performance, so do not be afraid.

Automatically harmonizes with your solo singing. ◆ Equipped with an [Ad-lib Harmony Mix] engine, allowing you to synthesize harmony parts with ad-lib performances while singing. ◆ Use the ad-lib keyboard to mix up to 5 parts simultaneously in real-time. ◆ The subtle pitch shift setting allows you to produce a chorus effect. ◆ Supports recording and playback of synthesized sounds. ◆ Supports not only microphone input, but also recording files and shared files from other apps. ◆ You can mix harmony parts while playing audio files. ◆ Useful for practicing karaoke harmony by playing the original vocals quietly and the harmony parts loudly. ◆ Recorded files can be sent to AirDrop, SNS, etc. as shared files. ● Notes: ・To prevent howling, the app automatically disables the microphone input signal while playing audio files. ・When using Bluetooth earphones, it may not be possible to monitor the sound being recorded.