RapMushi
- CategoryMusic
- Versions1 archived
- Installable1 of 1
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- Bundle IDrapMushi
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issueRap-mushi is an application that you can feel like a ”Rapper", by pushing the words panel rhythmically. Words are separated in 7 parts. When you press the "Number" panel, it will shift to those several sections.
In "DJ MODE", you can choose different rhythms named A and B. You can control the volume by the fader below. Also, you can scratch the Record to have much fun.
Not only that. You can add piano, guitar, etc. as an accompany. We wish you to make a lots of wsome tracks!!
Tsubasa Naruse
Archived Reviews
8 of 25Cool and fun app. 5 stars~
Awsome app cool beats but have a english version!!!
Brings back the old days when I used to be young and have time to get on the decks. The days of digging all afternoon and going home to listen and mix records with my best friends. Try to scratch and get really umm I think you get my point. This app brought that feeling back and thanks. It is totally fun and totally free but I'd totally pay for it if he wanted to charge. It's clean looking, has very good art and it's super intuitive especially if you've ever mixed records or mashed beats. It's written in Snother language and I figured it out. Very cool. Great job
I don't know any Japanese, but this is so brilliant and intuitive, I don't need to! This is SO fun!
Just because you can't read Japanese does not mean it is not fun. The music itself is entertaining enough, and there are several english words that can be used. Don't make language between the app and the customer...
What a fun, cool little app! Controls take all but a minute to get used to but once you do the inner DJ comes rolling out! Thanks for publishing this for free! Domo arigato amigo! I think that's how you spell it.
Esta aplicación me entretiene componiendo música Rap, Hip-Hop y DJ y no consume muchos recursos además de no tener fallas y el sonido es real, por eso le doy 5 estrellas a esta App. Felicitaciones TSubasa Naruse, lo vi en NHK World en el programa: Digista Teens (2011).
Fun, intuitive, with good music, and I can use it to help my toddler learn some DJ skills - maybe even pick up some Japanese hip hop slang! The Katamari-esque illustrations are adorable. And it's free!
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.