Flamenco! vs MoveMaster

Novelingo presents Flamenco, a video game to learn, enjoy and discover everything about this universal art. Go for it and test your flamenco skills with the musical games! You have seven flamenco “palos” (flamenco styles) in which you can rise to the challenge of nailing the rhythm. You can also create your own with your own drum machine. You’ll find yourself amazed by the stories and anecdotes told by El Piyayo, who will be your guide on this flamenco journey, along with Edgar Neville, Paco and María. They’ll teach you about the earliest origins of flamenco as well as the artists you should know about. But above all, you’ll be immersed in the music. You’ll visit all the corners where flamenco is found, from a tablao to a guitar workshop. And much more! All the music in Flamenco! is original and has come from the guitar of Pepín Naranjo, under the direction of Felipe Milano in the Artesonao studio. Other recordings were recorded at Peña Juan Breva in Malaga and at Susana Martín's workshop. This game has immersive audio thanks to binaural field recordings that reproduce the sound in 360º. The use of headphones is recommended to fully enjoy the experience. Responsible use of headphones with moderate volume level is important to avoid the risk of hearing damage. Flamenco! is an interactive visual novel developed at the Polo Nacional de Contenidos Digitales de Málaga by Novelingo and within the framework of the Tourism Hub of the Diputación de Málaga. This video game has been funded with the collaboration of the European Union and the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Spain through the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan.

◆ Turn “something feels different” into differences you can see. Compare your movement with a YouTube reference or a video saved on your device. MoveMaster helps you observe, compare, and discover differences in body positions and timing. Bring what you notice into your next practice. For dance, ballet, sports, martial arts, and traditional dance—a new perspective on your movement. ■ Compare with YouTube Use a YouTube video URL to display choreography or a lesson alongside your own recording. Compare arm and leg positions, body direction, movement size, and timing on one screen. Turn the videos you learn from into references for reviewing your practice. ■ Examine saved videos Compare two saved videos vertically, horizontally, or with an overlay. Slow motion and frame-by-frame playback help you examine fast movements. Mirroring helps you match directions and learn choreography. Check when a movement starts, where it stops, and how your posture or rhythm differs. ■ Align sound and timing For two saved videos, audio synchronization automatically aligns playback positions. Linked playback turns on after synchronization so you can control both together. See when you move with the music, where you pause, and which beats you emphasize. ■ AI skeleton display On-device analysis displays skeletal lines to help you inspect shoulder tilt, hip position, and arm and leg angles. Review your form from another perspective. Skeleton analysis runs on your device. Your videos are not sent to an external server for this analysis. ■ Motion paths and changes Motion Trace shows the paths your body follows. Colors and effects visualize detected movement changes, helping you examine smooth transitions, sudden changes, and sharp stops. Look beyond the final pose to see how you reached it. ■ Annotate your discoveries Pause a video and add lines, arrows, or text. “Lower this shoulder.” “Reach this far.” “This moment is slightly late.” Record observations and your teacher’s advice directly on the video. Export and import annotation data. Watch, notice, record, practice, and review—build your own movement notebook. ■ Listen and repeat Audio waveforms show sound intensity and timing. Drum Boost makes drum sounds easier to hear. Adjust playback speed, loop a section with AB repeat, or use chapters to revisit key moments. Start slowly, then work toward the original speed at your own pace. ■ Practice without the reference Following a video and performing without it are different skills. Training features help you gradually reduce reliance on the reference and practice recalling choreography independently. ■ Edit and save Trim, crop, split, and merge recordings, including different formats such as MOV and MP4. Save videos at an adjusted speed or export a two-screen comparison to review your practice. Features and export duration depend on your plan and settings. Available features differ between YouTube comparisons and saved-video comparisons. ■ For your practice • Compare yourself with YouTube references • Discover why a movement looks different • Learn K-pop, street dance, and other choreography • Review timing, transitions, and sharp stops • Keep visual notes from lessons • Practice independently or at home • Review form in ballet, cheerleading, rhythmic gymnastics, sports, martial arts, and traditional dance ■ A new perspective Watch your movement. Compare it with a reference. Notice a difference. Adjust and try again. MoveMaster supports this cycle, helping you review what you learned and explore what feels different. Turn videos you watch into videos you learn from. ■ Access Some features are free. Access to all features requires a one-time purchase or a subscription. Terms of use: https://taka0918.github.io/move_master_docs/terms_ja.html This app follows Apple’s standard End User License Agreement (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/