Otamatone at Mac App Store analyse

Touch, pinch, and tilt to play. KAWAII. Otamatone™ is a musical instrument application. You can make sounds by touching screen and tilting a device. Japanese art unit "MAYWADENKI" and toy manufacturing sales company "CUBE" have jointly developed and created electronic instrument Otamatone™, that now can be enjoyed with iPhone and iPod touch. Features version 1.2: * For iPhone and iPod touch, Otamatones are desinged with 5 colors. Black, white, pink, yellow and blue are available. * New performance mode "Otamatone Melody" available. You can easily play 11 songs that everyone heard. * Retina Display and iOS 4 multitasking support. * Performance recorder and play back functions available. You can save up to ten tracks, each for about five minutes. * Otamatone sings in low, middle and high tones and volume can be adjusted. * Displays the current pitch in balloon named "FUKIDASHI Tuner". * Otamatone mimics your performance with a function called "Follow mode". * Leave Otamatone for a few moments...he starts to speak! * Shake iPhone, swing Otamatone! * Toggle the display of the Record button in the center of the screen. * Beethovens 9th Symphony played by MAYWADENKIs founder Novmich Tosa is pre-installed. How to play: Touch Otamatones mouth to make sounds. Tilt a device vertically and pitch of the sound changes. To play in different tones, slide your finger to open its mouth. You can play with single/double finger(s) methods. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ju6yF4ey4kQ About Otamatone Melody: You can easily play 11 songs that everyone heard in this mode. You chose a song from the list and touch Otamatones mouth to make sounds. Every pitch is touching the screen turns into. * Shake the device while playing, change the pitch like Wow Wow Wow... * Each songs can be recording and play back. * These songs are included... - Chorus frog, German folk song - Greensleeves, British Folk - Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Grandfathers Clock, Henry Clay Work - Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, French Folk Song - Itsy Bitsy Spider, Switzerland Folk - For Elise, Ludwig van Beethoven - Wedding march, Felix Mendelssohn - Silent night, Franz Xaver Gruber - Symphony No. 9 4th Movement, Ludwig van Beethoven - Auld Lang Syne, Scottish Folk Song