Hover Engine TryOut vs Motorcycle sounds+

Add a massive race engine sound to your hoverboard, hoverkart or self-balancing scooter. ALERT: this is so much fun that “silent” hoverboarding becomes hoverboring! *) Hover Engine works as background app while iPhone is asleep, safely in your pocket. It detects your speed with iPhone’s motion sensors and then generates matching engine sounds automatically. Ideal for use with bluetooth-audio hoverboards, so the sounds really come from your board. With normal, non-audio hoverboards, the iPhone’s powerful internal speaker can be used. MANUAL MODE (free) • Play manually, without hoverboard, to try out the incredible deep engine sounds while seeing the cylinders rev up! • Three different engines, a growling V4, a singing V6 and a massive gasoline gobbling V8 with rattling valves • Horn sound FX • Export/save your engine sounds HOVER MODE (in-app purchase) • Get on your hoverboard and the engine sound is automatically matched to your driving *) • Auto throttle, break, gear shift and tire skidding • Tap your iPhone/pocket to horn or start/stop the engine • After hovering you can export/save your actual engine sounds, e.g. to edit them in a hover-action movie Enjoy the ride! André rodotti.com *) COMPATIBLE with all hoverboards, no additional hardware is needed. Sounds are based on motion estimates via iPhone sensor measurements. REMEMBER: always drive safely, and keep your iPhone securely in your pocket while driving.

Let the engines of almost 100 different motorcycles roar! Features: * Choose from a collection of 14 top motorcycle brands, including BMW, Ducati, Harley Davidson, and many more. * Technical data and facts for each motorcycle. * Start-up and acceleration sounds. * Integrated quiz to test your motorcycle knowledge. * Use every sound for free. * Designed to be clear and user-friendly. Note: All logos used in this app are copyrighted and/or trademarks of their respective companies. The use of logos in low resolution in this quiz app for identification in an informal context is considered fair use under copyright law.