iTrump - '2-inch Trumpet' with Trumpad app analytics for December 23

The Trumpet plus more for your iPhone or iPod Touch. Play it anywhere. Practice and learn scales and songs. Jam along with any of your own music. Or play along with a song in the Songbook and let it show you how. It's useful to students and playable by anyone. (*see below for details about the interface) It's easy: 1. Touch or Blow to make a sound 2. Tap the 'valve pads' to set the pitch 3. Raise and lower the bell for volume. And it's capable: Cover the Trumpet's standard notated range -- slur up and down, trill, and even bend notes and add vibrato. It's the closest you'll get to the real thing. No clue about the real thing? Pick a tune from the Songbook, and let it show you the way as you play along with the band accompaniment. Just tap the colored blocks at the bottom of their fall to hit the right note at the right time. iTrump comes free with seven songs: - Theme from 2001: Also sprach Zarathustra with orchestra - Aura Lee with piano - Air (on a G string) with guitar - Greensleeves with accordian - Guantanmera with bass, bongos, guitar and drums - Ride of the Valkyries with orchestra - Twinkle Twinkle Little Star with piano Additional songs can be purchased and downloaded. Some of these include: - Sloop John B with Rhythm - Man of Constant Sorrow with Banjo - Carol of the Bells with Brass - First Noel with Ochestra - O Silent Night with Strings - O Little Town of Bethlehem with Organ and more! With more to come. Whether you play Trumpet and need something more portable, or you've never touched one but want to learn, iTrump. Visit http://itrump.spoonjack.com to see it in action. Have your own video to share? Comments? Suggestions? We'd love to hear from you. Please contact us at itrump@spoonjack.com. ABOUT THE INTERFACE iTrump is modeled after the real Trumpet and is designed to allow play purely by touch with maxmium agility and minimum coordination between left and right hand. There's an 'open pad' for left thumb, and three 'valve pads' which correspond to trumpet valves 1, 2, and 3 and drop 2, 1, and 3 half-steps, respectively. The vertical divisions are based on the harmonic series and what you would play if you slurred continuously all the way up or down for a given valve combination. For open, this would be C G C E G (Bb) C, etc. (The Bb partial is currently left out).