iConductor app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Onlinegamer
First release : 02 Dec 2008
App size: 116.14 Mb
Imagine you are in a opera house stage and you have a conductors baton at your right hand, there are orchestra members in front of you. The Orchestra members are start to perform a symphony music with your hands movement.
iConductor let you feel like a conductor. Just try to conduct a symphony orchestra with your iPhone or iPod Touch as a baton. iConductor detects the motion using accelerometer and measures a scores.
Feature:
- 4 full symphony musics and 1 famous music from Tchaikovskys The Swan Lake
Ludwig Van Beethoven Symphony No. 8 (all 4 movements)
Johannes Brahms Symphony No. 4 (all 4 movements)
Anton Dvorak Symphony No. 7 (all 4 movements)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No. 29 (all 4 movements)
Peter Illyich Tchaikovsky The Swan Lake (Act II Number 10)
- Easy and Hard mode
Hard mode will check motion more precisely than Easy mode
If you have any problem, suggestion, or anything to say for iConductor, please leave a message as comment at: http://www.onlinegamer.co.kr/276
Latest reviews of iConductor app for iPhone and iPad
Movements have nothing to do with the pace of the music.
I find this game is good but the tempo markings should be a little more accurate and it should add fast and slows and louds and sorts when u conduct. But if u are a classical lover I recommend this game
From what I can tell, the last reviewer has completely missed the point!! This is meant as an educational tool to help music students learn to feel the beat properly, by learning how to conduct in time with the music. Its not supposed to slow down or speed up according to your actions, but it is supposed to give feedback based on how well you are conducting along with the beat. Its a game for music students, music geeks. It works pretty well, but I wish it would be more honest: Go ahead and give me red bars when Im doing badly!! Its too nice. :)
Ive wasted money on many, many apps that are worthless and I have to say: this app tops at #1 on that list. Does not work at all. Worst 99c Ive ever spent.
I was a bit of a band geek back in the day, so sometimes when I was home alone Id crank up some classical music and pretend I was conducting, so this seemed just too cool. Too bad this doesnt seem to make ANY use of the accelerometer... I can conduct slow, fast, loud, soft, in easy or hard mode, and it has NO effect on the music that is playing. This program is utterly worthless as it is... really, what a shame.