Ocarina is the first true musical instrument created for the iPhone. Both experts and beginners will be amazed by this innovative player. Ocarina is sensitive to your breath, touch and movements, making it even more versatile than the original. Unlike other musical applications, there are no pre-compiled riffs so musicians will find unlimited opportunities for self-expression. Advanced options allow you to choose between diatonic, minor and harmonic scales. Or channel your favorite video game adventurer with Smule's Zeldarian mode.
Also, like most Smule products, Ocarina is a social application. Tap on the globe icon and you will see and hear other Ocarina players throughout the world. The globe view will highlight the source of the music. Rate your favorite performances so that others may benefit from your judgment. Name your Ocarina if you want listeners around the world to identify your performances. With this robust application beautiful music is created, appreciated and shared.
Optimized for 3G phones; for first generation phones we recommend upgrading to the 2.2 firmware when it becomes available.
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This cannot... be for real.
Thanks for the laugh. If it's
Thanks for the laugh. If it's a cheap app, I might even get it. Not any more useless than the lightsabre one, and maybe more fun.
Guys (and gals), we got the
Guys (and gals), we got the app. It is awesome. There is even a way to hear what others around the world are playing. A well done app all around. - 9to5Mac
works on my Edge iPhone
Very fun app. And it does work on my Edge iPhone!
THAT'S AWESOME!
THAT'S AWESOME!
just bought it... it's funny
just bought it... it's funny and relaxing!
i almost regret buying an
i almost regret buying an itouch and not the phone
thats brilliant shit
This is the greatest app
This is the greatest app evarrr. 59p as well! Fricking bargain!
Works very sweetly in my EDGE iPhone
I have no problems using the software on my 2.5G....and it is for real. Like Bloom, these applications are becoming instruments in their own right.
Now it is time to program velocity into the mic and load some patches and you can make an iPhone EWI (Eltronic Wind Instrument)!!!!
Like the early Yamaha DX 7, one could make a lot of money selling patches( sounds, or banks of sounds) for the Apple iEWI.
HOT!!!!!!!!!
Absolutely brilliant!
Absolutely brilliant!
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