Air Harp

Really beautiful sound and sensitivity. Would love it if I could choose different scales, particularly the pentatonic. Would be useful with my pupils who have severe and profound learning difficulties.

Brought some extra melodies now it keeps crashing. Not amused :(

The harp concept and implementation are great. But the inapp music purchases are very poor value. I would expect multi page versions of songs. Instead you get 5 songs of only about a dozen notes each!

Until the sound stopped working! Uhhhh

. . .would be greatly improved by addition of: 1. Portrait mode with full chromatic strings 2. Facility to write your own music - or adapt standard notation 3. Assuming No. 1 above, ability to mute some strings to produce real arpeggios 4. Instructions should mention polyphony. Finally, you are putting off prospective buyers by insisting that iTunes connection is necessary for the iPad version. This is not so! Re "Auld Lang Syne" - this is either a "Scottish" or a "Scots" Tune. "Scotch" is WHISKY.

I love this app. It's 04.05am and I can't put it down. Thank you so much for creating such a great app.

Very disappointing on iPod - no sheet music whereas loads to choose from on the iPad app. Seems mad that you can get the sheet music on the iPad but not the iPod - the sheet music enhances it - shall be deleting my iPod app!!

Does not produce any sound! Unclear how to get support from developer.

I cannot play the comb let alone an instrument nor can I read music but found myself playing Bach with facility and pleasure. This app, my household agrees, iis fun and rather wonderful. My grandmother was a great harpist and I can imagine her pleasure as I play with this lovely app. It feels good, the strings respond pleasingly and realistically, it looks good and it is very easy, child's play and very pleasurable. After half an hour I was playing duets and enjoying it.

First things first .. This does what it sets out to do and does it beautifully. The sound is gorgeous without the clipping you often find with sample players when playing the same note over and over. And the simplicity is a huge draw in itself. Without a doubt 5 stars. The iPad speaker does distort a little but that's minor. The biggest improvement for me would be a portrait version that had two options, 1. Same number of strings spaced further apart to give more finger room. 2. Make use of the room by offering a greater range of notes. This may be different to the real instrument but so what. Make the most of the medium. I've found some of the IAPs disappointing. Beautiful classical pieces that only have one sheet of notes!? 69p isn't a lot but I kind of thought I'd be getting a fuller transcript of each considering there's only 5 in each purchase. And how about adding a little harmony in there too. With some transposing it's not hard to add some bass notes to the likes of Claire de Lune.