Used Slide whistle for Android?


Slide whistle Analysis

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Slide Whistle is a free Android application designed for music creation, specifically functioning as a digital slide whistle or slide flute. It allows users to generate musical notes by sliding their fingers across the screen, providing an intuitive interface for both beginners and experienced musicians. The app is categorized under Multimedia, with a focus on Music & Radio, making it a suitable choice for those interested in experimenting with sound on their mobile devices.

The app features a range of two octaves with a central frequency set at 880Hz (A5), allowing users to produce a variety of pitches. Users can manipulate the sound by sliding their fingers up and down to change the pitch and left to right to adjust the volume. This method of interaction mimics the functionality of a Theremin, making it a unique tool for music creation. Its user-friendly design ensures that anyone can engage with the app and enjoy a fun musical experience.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 5.0 and up
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
36
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

By X64h
This is a slide whistle / slide flute app.

This is a slide whistle / slide flute app.

It has a range of two octaves, with the central frequency at 880Hz (A5) and goes from 440 (A4) to 1760Hz (A6).

Sliding up and down you change the pitch, and going left to right changes the volume.

It works much like a Theremin.


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