Touch Instruments
- music
- instruments
- piano
- handpan
- xylophone
- scale
- record
- opencode
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- New
- installs
- 0
- size
- 24 KB
- version
- v2.0.0
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Description
Turn your phone into a little set of instruments: a piano, a xylophone, a handpan and a set of bells, all drawn on screen and played with a tap. Lock any scale so every note stays in tune, move the octave up or down, let notes ring, then record what you play and hear it back on a loop. Keep the takes you like inside the app, or render a take to a WAV file and save or share it. Everything is made with Web Audio and works offline.
Key features
- Chơi thử một bản
- Lưu bản nhạc thành WAV
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