HarmonicAlly vs PocketPercussion

Play More. Guess Less. HarmonicAlly™ puts a complete set of harmonica tools in your pocket. It’s built for harmonica players, but it speaks guitar, ukulele, bass, piano, mandolin, banjo, and more. Look up a chord, find the right harp for a song, identify the key of a progression, and keep track of every harmonica you own - all without leaving the app. WHAT’S INSIDE QuickGuide™ Look up any chord or scale, then see how it lays out on a different instrument. Useful for harmonica players, and just as useful for guitarists, ukulele players, and pianists who want a fast cross-instrument reference. HarmoniFinder™ Tell it your song’s key and feel, and it tells you which Lee Oskar harmonica to grab. Honest rankings, no padded results. Key Detective Tap the chords you’re hearing and the app figures out the key. Hand the result to HarmoniFinder™ and you’re playing. My Collection Track the harmonicas you own. Useful at gigs, useful at home, useful when you’re trying to remember whether you actually own a Low F before you click “buy.” Tuning Workshop Explore the four Lee Oskar tunings, mix and match reed plates between them, and try custom tunings adapted from a wide library, including blues, country, folk, Celtic, jazz, and world music presets. Learn & Care Practical tips for playing positions, troubleshooting common issues, and keeping your harmonicas in good shape. Toolkit, not teacher. WHY HARMONICALLY? • Harmonica-first, but multi-instrument by design • No accounts, no logins, no data collection • Works offline • Free, with no in-app purchases From Lee Oskar Harmonicas, making harmonicas for musicians since 1983.

To use Shake to Play, hold the iPhone with the SIDE BUTTON facing you and shake it back and forth. The sound intensity automatically adjusts based on the strength of each shake. You do not need to hold the iPhone perfectly upright. As long as the SIDE BUTTON remains facing you, the device can be tilted up to approximately 90° forward. Shake detection may not work if the iPhone is tilted more than 45° around the Y-axis (toward either the screen or the back of the device). You can also play the selected instrument by tapping it directly on the screen.