- Free
- Category: Music
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: GClue, Inc.
- com.gclue.iHarp
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.
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| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 8, 2011 | 1.2 | — | 60 | Free |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 13Absolutely THE best harp and in top 3 of all musical apps! Lovely interface and easy to play! Can record your own compositions too! Would not change a single thing about this app! It's great!!! A+++!!! 10 STARS!!!
This is a cool app... Just wish it showed what notes you are playing
This app and your music box app are my favorites and beautiful but the sound doesn't work on my iPhone three. Please fix so I can still enjoy your lovely apps!
Sounds nothing like a Harp but does sound like a Ukulele...lol!!
Nice app really. The harp sound on it sounds very good. There is, in addition, an option for an electric sounding harp also, but that sounds unnatural for me. Although the 3 harp graphics are great looking, I would make them smaller to allow the strings to be farther apart to make it easier to play. Use the whole screen for the strings. The few songs for learning are instructive and easy to follow, please add more songs! A 4 star app.
I recorded a complicated song with the sharps and flats on and off at certian times, but when I played back the recording, it was all natural notes and sounded awful. When you record a song, the sharps, flats, and natural nots should sound exactly like they did when you recorded it. I'm pretty sad about that, otherwise it's a cool app
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I bought another harp app but all the notes 'bend' and aren't realistic. This one is everythig I'd hoped for and has such great features for enjoying and learning. More popular songs (soon, hopefully) will make this app the mist popular of it's genre in the future. Also: please design a way to cancel the recorded songs if hit by accident (sorry of I just haven't figured it out).<br/>How about some sheet music on a website (like Ocarina Smue) or a shadow tutor (almost like 'Finger Piano app that has colored keys to learn songs...)? Thanks SO much!
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