CymaScope - Music Made Visible 1.6

The CymaScope App

Inspired by the legendary CymaScope instrument, the CymaScope App offers a unique experience, allowing users to explore the captivating geometry of music for the first time. It is now available for iPhone and iPad.

• The CyamScope App is revolutionary as it provides a platform to visualize the intricate geometry of piano sounds.
• The exquisite cymatic imagery presented in the app is not digitally manipulated but rather produced authentically.
• All visuals featured in the application are derived from the CymaScope, a scientific instrument that renders sound visible, and have been meticulously preserved in digital format for users' enjoyment.

Great Features:

• Keyboard Functionality: Engage with the touch-sensitive circular keyboard to play piano notes at your preferred concert pitch.
• Voice Activation: Experiment with triggering notes using your voice, offering both entertainment and potential for voice training exercises.
• Live Music Interaction: Integrate live instruments or pre-recorded music into the app to witness real-time CymaScope visuals unfolding.
• Recording Capabilities: Create and replay melody lines of up to 144 notes instantly, unveiling mesmerizing cymatic imagery.
• Concert Pitch Selection: Choose from distinctive concert pitches such as 432 Hertz, 440 Hertz, or 444 Hertz, each presenting its own dynamic imagery.
• Imagery Projection: Explore visual projection options by linking a video projector to your iPhone or iPad.
• Color Versus Monochrome: Opt for colorized performance with visible piano notes at 440 Hertz or delve into monochromatic studying with 432 Hertz and 444 Hertz options.
• Capture and Share: Document intriguing imagery moments and effortlessly share them on Facebook or via email.
• Save and Print: Safeguard imagery snapshots in your device's Photo Library for future reference or printing, ideal for engaging children in colorization activities using paints or crayons.

Furthermore, the app includes:

• A demonstration of MusicMadeVisible featuring Debussy's Clair de Lune performed in 440 Hertz tuning by concert pianist Daniel Levy.
• An informative article on concert pitch available in English, Spanish, and German for enthusiasts fascinated by this topic.