[APP][2.2+] Fun, Interactive Music Composition App (Happy Notes Music Composer)

[AndroidJK]

Happy Notes Music Composer provides a fun and enjoyable way to compose a tune or play an all-original tune in a live setting simply by sliding and gliding around the android screen with one or two fingers.

Watch video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUuKEc4t2gY





Happy Notes Music Composer can be enjoyed by just about anyone, of any age. This app requires no knowledge of music theory, since the program algorithm automatically generates music notes that are appropriately pitched. However, the user is in full control of the musical composition since finger movements on the screen dictate the general flow and movement of each successive note. Therefore, the user is essentially the composer of the resulting musical piece.

Moreover, this is also the perfect app for musicians and composers with writer's block.. who are in need of some melodious inspiration.

The generated tune can be exported to a MIDI file (only paid version) for easy editing and mixing for your projects.

Here are the links and QR codes for both the free and paid versions:

market.android.com/details?id=com.happynotes (paid)



market.android.com/details?id=com.happynoteslite (free)



Requires Android 2.2 or above.

Thanks and enjoy!

[Clipp]

Cool app! Even musically challenged people like me can have fun with it. Quick question... what's the difference between paid and free versions? I saw full allows you to export music, but any other differences? I didn't really see that explained in the market description. Also, when it saves music, is there a limit on time, file size, and amount of files that get saved? Seems like it just dumps it into a folder rather than provide an interface within the app to manage recordings...

[AndroidJK]

Hi Clipp, Thanks for your interest in this app. The difference between free and paid versions are that, as you said, the paid one allows you to export music. There is no limit on time, file size or the amount of files that get saved because the file sizes are tiny, as you will see (A 10 minute song saturated with 16th notes will be less than 100KB). And I was thinking about providing an interface instead, but if the program would were to be interrupted (i.e. phone call), I thought it would be better for the song to be automatically saved, but that's definitely something I will consider implementing for the update.

[Clipp]

Ok, thanks! You may want to include more info about unlimited saves in your app description. There are many beginners out there who will not even realize it and although file sizes are small, they could add up over time... Personally, I'd rather have an interface to manage and playback recordings within the app.

[AndroidJK]

Great suggestions! Thanks again Clipp.