Indie Music iOS App ‘Loopy HD “more popular than Apple’s GarageBand software giant Awards in Best Application

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Alet les Bains, France (PRWEB) 1 February 2012

Human Software Company Pixel Live A delicious Loopy Loop HD application, the second awarded in 2011! App Ever Awards for the best application musicians, and received an honorable mention for Best Visual Design. Loopy HD Nano and first place winner Blip Interactive Studio, both developed by indie development company, received more votes than Apple’s GarageBand. The competition, which attracted more than 1.5 million votes this year will run from the main application and 148Apps review IOS news group and tried these applications most loved by the community to recognize.

“It is great to see independent applications receive such positive attention,” said the founder of a Tasty pixels and only developer Michael Tyson. “IOS is actually a platform to come to the small companies can make great products, and compete successfully against the software giant. It is a great industry to be exciting, a part of.”

Loopy

HD allows anyone, layered music loop recording of vocals, beatboxing to create, or play an instrument in a touch interface that combines power and simplicity. A lot of expressive features allows users to take their creativity continued.

“… What makes Loopy HD apart from the pack is both depth and breadth of its facilities and its elegant and easy to learn interface,” wrote the criticism mobile website mobile content heavy recently: “It is rare that the application for both aspiring musicians and programmers alike soundscapes achieve recommended. ”

trip to Tasty pixel mapping and the implementation of the cartographer, third place for the implementation in Burbank Best App Ever Awards won in 2010, was given an honorable mention in the app, the best travel deals and better navigation application this year.

Requirements of the device. Loopy HD requires an iPad, iPhone 3G or third generation or higher iPod Touch or higher (recommended accessory microphone) with IOS 4.0 or higher

Loopy

runs on the iPod Touch, iPod Touch, but users must use a headset with Loopy or external microphone, like the iPod Touch has no microphone.

Price and Availability

: Loopy live, the iPhone version of the application only, grab, is available for $ 2.99 exclusively through the App Store in the Music category. Loopy HD, the iPad (Universal) version of the application is available for $ 7.99 through the App Store.

About Tasty Pixels

Tasty Pixel is designed for applications where beautiful and functional user interface – Software that works as an extension of themselves, with the charm and elegance that make it a pleasure to use. A Tasty Pixel currently has two applications of IOS on the App Store – The Cartographer and Loopy. A Tasty Pixel products have been extensively introduced by Apple and have been awarded several prestigious awards from the industry IOS, awards for the best application ever, organized with 148 applications.

Tasty

pixels can be found on Facebook and Twitter.

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Music classes for poor children in New Afterschool Judith Ran Masser, Beth and Andy Phillips Stollman

Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) 18 December 2011

Three local musicians who are all actively involved in community projects, have launched a new project to life after school to teach children deprived of a musical instrument. The program focuses on children between the ages of 11 and 16, from families who could otherwise not afford music lessons or to get the price of renting or buying a musical instrument. The idea is to children who otherwise have no opportunity to get involved with music you would like to encourage. There is also contact with classical music and the opportunity to learn from classically trained musicians. Based on a local community center, runs the project from Monday through Thursday evenings.

“In addition to weekly classes, we come to a welcoming environment and support for children to practice after school, and offer free courses, we offer the tools,” says Beth Stollman, one of the three musicians began for the project. The rental or purchase of musical instruments is considered one of the biggest obstacles for children from poorer families to start learning an instrument to be.

The three musicians who started the project – Beth Stollman, Judith Phillips and Andy Masser are active on a daily basis to take classes involved. Students have the opportunity, violin, cello, flute or clarinet study. “Depending on the resources that we extend to him, hoping to include voice lessons,” says Beth Stollman. They are supported by a large number of volunteers and people receiving instruments shown in the area.

One of the initiators of the project, Beth Stollman says. “Music is offering a positive and constructive discharge is not only a constructive way to spend free time, but also allows children to push the study. The music also helps kids with math and even concentration”.

are now more than 40 children learning to play an instrument in the program. They are striving to put together a spring concert in March next year for the family and those who have generously donated to the project.

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Bet Stollman is a keen musician and has professional orchestras in Europe and the USA was played in many charities and community projects actively donates a substantial portion of his time for the conduct of charity events in recent years. Bet Stollman was exposed to music at an early age, thanks to his parents played in orchestras. Stollman has played violin for 6 years and the cello since he was nine. You can also play the piano and harp. Beth has many hobbies such as reading and cooking. She lives with her husband, son and dog 3 and now devotes most of his time to the music school in accordance with the teachings of the project for local children.

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