iOS Apps

Great Music App Going Free Today – Star Piano Pro

Star Piano Pro is an AUTOMATIC PIANO + VOICE RECORDER, brought to you by Amidio Inc, the developers of the iPhone’s sound synthesizer "Noise.io Pro" . Usually sold for $4.99 this app is currently free, don’t miss it.

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You have a selection of 144 chords at one screen. You can play them manually or automatically (choose one of 40 built-in piano patterns). Chord sequences are laid out so easily and sound so professional that it’s simply unbelievable.

Star Piano is a great tool for aspiring songwriters, piano players, and people who do not want to miss their inspiration.

Recording voice/singing on top of the realtime-generated piano track requires just one screen tap.

Revolutionary user interface of Star Piano is similar to the one of it’s brother Star Guitar, but the "SampleMagic" sound engine has been completely reworked due to different nature of the actual instruments.

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