Smule has announced its first iPad-only app: Magic Piano. Designed exclusively for the iPad by Smule, creators of Ocarina, Leaf Trombone, and I Am T-Pain, Magic Piano was inspired by the world renowned pianist Lang Lang.
Smule’s newest app is a playful musical experience designed to delight iPad users. Impress your friends with how quickly you’ve mastered “Flight of the Bumblebee” and “Für Elise”, or just have fun playing “Heart and Soul”. You get to determine what your keyboard looks like – if a standard piano has too many keys, you can reduce the number to what works for you.
You can play bundled songs by following beams of light – and set the difficulty level depending on your Magic Piano expertise or your mood. If you want a slightly more traditional experience, you can set the Piano to respond to your hand placement.
Travel around the Smule Globe to find other Piano users. Simply select “duet mode” and Magic Piano will create warp holes and connect you with Pianists. You can play back and forth for a bit, and then the roulette wheel will spin again and you’ll meet another new person.
Smule’s Magic Piano is available for download $2.99 on the App Store in the Music category. (Limited time sale of $2.99 expires on Mozart’s birthday)
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