SimpliGO C2D Mobile vs PlayXylo

SimpliGO Campus Community Discovery (C2D) Digital Marketplace Network (DMN) has been rapidly gaining importance in the social media community for the past decade. Driven by the idea of igniting the explorer in all of us the C2D DMN seeks to deliver rich creative media assets through groundbreaking storytelling from the best and brightest now-generation of thought leaders (NGTL), new-generation explorers (NGE), campus historians, and everyday people in the community. The overall vision is to offer the new-generation explorers (NGE) true in-depth intellectual experiences across an unparalleled presentation of media assets: digital streaming channels, integrated geo-mapping, intelligent automation to artificial intelligence coding, creative community graphic novels, student research, explorations, discovery, video, events, and digital social marketplace platforms.

PlayXylo is a distraction-free musical app that plays sounds from recordings of a real xylophone. It’s designed to be fun and easy to use for kids and adults alike—perfect for an educational environment. Launch the app and you’ll get the xylophone board quickly-no delays—so you can immediately start playing any tune you want. The controls are what you would expect on a digital xylophone. Tap the keys with your fingers on touchscreen devices, press the corresponding numbers on a keyboard, or just click the colorful keys with your mouse. You can even slide over the board to hit consecutive keys, or use two or more controls at the same time. The distinguishing feature of a xylophone’s sound is the sense of precision that comes from its lack of resonance. PlayXylo uses sound recordings from a real xylophone to give you that same feeling. There are many ways to make the xylophone fit your use case. By default, a beautiful set of rainbow colors are used. In addition, there’s a Boomwhacker version for those using this colorset. A special Solfege mode is available, which replaces the pitch names with Solfege (Do, Re, Mi) to teach kids and students effective reading and singing of music. The chromatic scale is also available, giving you access to all the flats and sharps. Don’t know how or what to play? There is a community section that contains videos of how other PlayXylo users interact with the app for learning, teaching, or just playing. You can find it in the navigation menu. Dark mode follows your system theme, which is perfect for playing lullabies at night. The layout and language of the app and xylophone board also adapts to that of your system.