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Leaf Trombone iPhone App [Listening Test]
Gizmodo —
That Leaf Trombone app Smule demoed at the last iPhone Event is now available. It actually looks pretty decent. Leaf Trombone World Stage includes new, never-seen-before iPhone features, such as: Self tutorial — a music box accompanies users as leaves softly float toward the correct notes, enabling users to learn the song, simply by following the leaves on the screen and moving the Leaf Trombone up and down; similar in concept to Guitar Hero Judging capabilities — Anyone can perform a tune on the Leaf Trombone before a global audience Once a player has ...
Ocarina-maker Smule releases Leaf Trombone World Stage
VentureBeat —
Smule, the company behind the popular Ocarina application that turns your iPhone into a musical instrument, has released a new app called Leaf Trombone World Stage. Ge Wang, the Stanford professor who co-founded the company, likes to talk about his vision for a Smulean future, i.e. one in which music-making more accessible and social, and Leaf Trombone takes the iPhone further in that direction.
At the center of the Leaf Trombone app is a new musical instrument. Just as the Ocarina app was based loosely on the real-world Ocarina instrument, the Leaf Trombone sounds kind of like a physical trombone. However, Smule has ...
