Hexpress musical instrument

Hexpress is a set of musical devices for your telephone. You can use it for studying, enjoying and composing music each time you've the time - on prepare, whereas ready in line and through boring meetings. Using headphones (non-bluetooth) is strongly beneficial for louder and higher sound high quality, and to not disturb others round you. The software has simple, colourful and clear interface designed to be accessible to younger kids.

While each instrument behaves in one other way in some way, normally notes are performed by touching shapes on the screen, and sound is formed by tilting the phone left-right and up-down. Different instruments have different effect controls - fade in, reverb, tremolo...

Most of Hexpress instruments have uncommon honeycomb notice association that is sometimes referred to as harmonic desk notice layout. It is similar Tonnetz structure, solely rotated. It has many fascinating properties in comparison with commonplace piano format:

• effective utilization of device display (3 octaves range)

• notice relations (intervals) are uniform across entire range; to transpose music to totally different key just play similar patterns on completely different part of instrument

• most chord shapes are grouped tightly and they can be executed with single finger swipe

• in typical scale and melody runs, notes are alternated between fingers of two arms, to permit them to be performed with speed and precision

• giant intervals are as accessible as smaller intervals

Besides honeycomb structure there are additionally instruments with typical fretboard, and a drum set for finger-drumming.

The app includes a looper used to record repeating part. The looper is enabled from main display and can be utilized in virtually all instruments. Saving or exporting loops isn't supported in app.

Instruments are not meant to be reconfigured throughout the app. One cause for that is that it provides you a chance to really learn the instrument (you couldn