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SonicMule (affectionately known as Smule) has released a variety of engaging apps for the musically-curious, including Ocarina, Leaf Trombone, and I Am T-Pain. The iPad provides a bigger surface for Smule to work with and it takes advantage of this added real-estate with Magic Piano, a $1 app that allows both musicians and musician-wanna-be's to tickle the virtual ivories in a solo setting as well as with others around the world.
You play Magic Piano in one of four ways—a black surface where you tap the screen and hear notes (either random notes or notes on a linear scale, depending on how you've set preferences), a spiral keyboard, a standard rectangular keyboard, and a round keyboard. You can adjust the range and number of keys of the latter three keyboards by pinching and dragging.
Using these input methods, you can play solo or—in Duet mode—with another Magic Piano player chosen at random from around the globe. You can also select Songbook and tap out one of 17 songs, including such chestnuts as Clair de Lune, Fur Elise, Moonlight Sonata, and Flight of the Bumblebee (demonstrated by Chinese pianist Lang Lang at a recent performance at San Francisco's Davies Symphony Hall). Like other Smule apps, you can listen to snippets of other people playing by tapping the World button.
Non-musicians will find Magic Piano a load of fun and, possibly, instructive. As far as fun goes, the ability to tap on the iPad's screen and hear something musical come out without having a stitch of musical training is bound to be satisfying. And if you want to play some of those tunes 'correctly,' Magic Piano can help compel you to be more precise with the timing (rhythm) of the taps. And if you're one of those people who can't help banging out 'Chopsticks' or 'Heart and Soul' when you pass by a keyboard, you'll find the same pleasure on your iPad.
Trained keyboard players will find both joy and frustration in Magic Piano. It's completely joyful to connect with another Magic Piano player and work out a duet with no way to communicate other than by tapping on the keyboard and finding that your duet partner understands that you're playing an accompaniment part and their job is to supply a melody. The current frustration is that, as far as I can tell, there are very few Magic Piano players who actually have any experience playing the keyboard. For the most part, the duet partners I've encountered sound like cats randomly batting at the iPad's screen. A 'No, seriously, I can play' channel that brings together musicians would be welcome.
Also, it's not always easy to hit the correct keys—accidentals, in particular. 2bl mac os. In order to have the range of a couple of octaves, you have to shrink the keyboard to add keys, making your targets pretty tiny. In that 'No, seriously, I can play' mode, it might make sense to make the black keys more forgiving when you play near them. After all, if you're playing white keys on a traditional keyboard (versus the spiral or round keyboard), you tend to play them at the bottom of the key rather than 'in the cracks' between the black keys.
But these are the gripes of a trained keyboard player who wants more musical power from a charming application intended for non-musicians—many of whom desire nothing more than to interact with their iPads in more harmonious ways. For those people, Magic Piano is worth far more than the single dollar Smule demands.
[When senior editor Christopher Breen isn't dispensing Mac troubleshooting advice, he's been known to tickle the ivories.]
*** Conceived and executed as a FREE non commercial fan made portfolio showcase only. Completely non-commercial and I make no claim on any of the art or sound assets ***
A fan made homage to the music of the very talented synth-wave artist LAZERHAWK! Retro racing action challenges you to stay on the road while the music plays and guides you to your destiny.
Story synopsis: The driver gets a call and the music starts; beckoning them to the road. The miles pass at break neck speeds and every minute they draw closer. But who do they drive drive towards? Do you want to find out? Then let's get into that fast car!
In Game Controls: Navigate Menus with the 'W' and 'S' keys.
Game Design: BlackSky Design Studio
Featuring Music by Lazerhawk
Voice: Katlynn Millions
Contact email: dking@blackskydesignstudio.com
Twitter: @BlackSkyDesignS
*** Conceived and executed as a FREE non commercial fan made portfolio showcase only. Completely non-commercial and I make no claim on any of the art or sound assets ***
*** VERY Important MAC install instructions ***
The game requires a small extra step prior to being able to run on the Mac OS. Official GameMaker documentation is provided in the link below.
1. After downloading the Mac version of the game, unzip the file and the REDLINE folder should appear.
*** If you double click REDLINE at this point this message will appear 'App is damaged and can't be opened, you should move it to the trash'. The following steps will show you how to resolve that issue and make the game playable. ***
2. Open the Terminal app (cmd+space, type 'Terminal', press enter).
3. In the Terminal app, type the following command but do not press enter:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine (include a space at the end).
4. Click and drag the REDLINE file that came from the initial .zip download onto the Terminal window. This will provide the command you typed with a path to the appropriate executable.
5. Press return. Nothing should actually happen.
6. Double click the REDLINE game file to run the game - it should now run successfully!
Link to official article: https://help.yoyogames.com/hc/en-us/articles/216753558-Mac-app-damaged-when-down..
| Status | Released |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS |
| Author | BlackSky Design Studio |
| Genre | Racing |
| Made with | GameMaker: Studio |
| Tags | 2D, 8-Bit, Driving, GameMaker, Music, Narrative, Retro |
Install instructions
*** VERY Important MAC install instructions ***
The game requires a small extra step prior to being able to run on the Mac OS. Official GameMaker documentation is provided in the link below.
1. After downloading the Mac version of the game, unzip the file and the REDLINE folder should appear.
*** If you double click REDLINE at this point this message will appear 'App is damaged and can't be opened, you should move it to the trash'. The following steps will show you how to resolve that issue and make the game playable. ***
2. Open the Terminal app (cmd+space, type 'Terminal', press return).
3. In the Terminal app, type the following command but do not press enter:
Piano Racer (itch) Mac Os Catalina
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine (include a space at the end).
4. Click and drag the REDLINE file that came from the initial .zip download onto the Terminal window. This will provide the command you typed with a path to the appropriate executable.
5. Press return. Nothing should actually happen.
6. Double click the REDLINE game file to run the game - it should now run successfully!
Link to official article: https://help.yoyogames.com/hc/en-us/articles/216753558-Mac-app-damaged-when-downloaded-from-the-internet
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Beat it on my second try! Fun little racer game, the music goes nicely with it. Props to you for also syncing up certain parts of the game to music cues as well.
I will say that it is confusing to have the player overheat when they ARENT accelerating, meaning the first introduction a player has when not giving any input is near-immediate explosion.
Keep making cool games!
Using these input methods, you can play solo or—in Duet mode—with another Magic Piano player chosen at random from around the globe. You can also select Songbook and tap out one of 17 songs, including such chestnuts as Clair de Lune, Fur Elise, Moonlight Sonata, and Flight of the Bumblebee (demonstrated by Chinese pianist Lang Lang at a recent performance at San Francisco's Davies Symphony Hall). Like other Smule apps, you can listen to snippets of other people playing by tapping the World button.
Non-musicians will find Magic Piano a load of fun and, possibly, instructive. As far as fun goes, the ability to tap on the iPad's screen and hear something musical come out without having a stitch of musical training is bound to be satisfying. And if you want to play some of those tunes 'correctly,' Magic Piano can help compel you to be more precise with the timing (rhythm) of the taps. And if you're one of those people who can't help banging out 'Chopsticks' or 'Heart and Soul' when you pass by a keyboard, you'll find the same pleasure on your iPad.
Trained keyboard players will find both joy and frustration in Magic Piano. It's completely joyful to connect with another Magic Piano player and work out a duet with no way to communicate other than by tapping on the keyboard and finding that your duet partner understands that you're playing an accompaniment part and their job is to supply a melody. The current frustration is that, as far as I can tell, there are very few Magic Piano players who actually have any experience playing the keyboard. For the most part, the duet partners I've encountered sound like cats randomly batting at the iPad's screen. A 'No, seriously, I can play' channel that brings together musicians would be welcome.
Also, it's not always easy to hit the correct keys—accidentals, in particular. 2bl mac os. In order to have the range of a couple of octaves, you have to shrink the keyboard to add keys, making your targets pretty tiny. In that 'No, seriously, I can play' mode, it might make sense to make the black keys more forgiving when you play near them. After all, if you're playing white keys on a traditional keyboard (versus the spiral or round keyboard), you tend to play them at the bottom of the key rather than 'in the cracks' between the black keys.
But these are the gripes of a trained keyboard player who wants more musical power from a charming application intended for non-musicians—many of whom desire nothing more than to interact with their iPads in more harmonious ways. For those people, Magic Piano is worth far more than the single dollar Smule demands.
[When senior editor Christopher Breen isn't dispensing Mac troubleshooting advice, he's been known to tickle the ivories.]
*** Conceived and executed as a FREE non commercial fan made portfolio showcase only. Completely non-commercial and I make no claim on any of the art or sound assets ***
A fan made homage to the music of the very talented synth-wave artist LAZERHAWK! Retro racing action challenges you to stay on the road while the music plays and guides you to your destiny.
Story synopsis: The driver gets a call and the music starts; beckoning them to the road. The miles pass at break neck speeds and every minute they draw closer. But who do they drive drive towards? Do you want to find out? Then let's get into that fast car!
In Game Controls: Navigate Menus with the 'W' and 'S' keys.
Game Design: BlackSky Design Studio
Featuring Music by Lazerhawk
Voice: Katlynn Millions
Contact email: dking@blackskydesignstudio.com
Twitter: @BlackSkyDesignS
*** Conceived and executed as a FREE non commercial fan made portfolio showcase only. Completely non-commercial and I make no claim on any of the art or sound assets ***
*** VERY Important MAC install instructions ***
The game requires a small extra step prior to being able to run on the Mac OS. Official GameMaker documentation is provided in the link below.
1. After downloading the Mac version of the game, unzip the file and the REDLINE folder should appear.
*** If you double click REDLINE at this point this message will appear 'App is damaged and can't be opened, you should move it to the trash'. The following steps will show you how to resolve that issue and make the game playable. ***
2. Open the Terminal app (cmd+space, type 'Terminal', press enter).
3. In the Terminal app, type the following command but do not press enter:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine (include a space at the end).
4. Click and drag the REDLINE file that came from the initial .zip download onto the Terminal window. This will provide the command you typed with a path to the appropriate executable.
5. Press return. Nothing should actually happen.
6. Double click the REDLINE game file to run the game - it should now run successfully!
Link to official article: https://help.yoyogames.com/hc/en-us/articles/216753558-Mac-app-damaged-when-down..
| Status | Released |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS |
| Author | BlackSky Design Studio |
| Genre | Racing |
| Made with | GameMaker: Studio |
| Tags | 2D, 8-Bit, Driving, GameMaker, Music, Narrative, Retro |
Install instructions
*** VERY Important MAC install instructions ***
The game requires a small extra step prior to being able to run on the Mac OS. Official GameMaker documentation is provided in the link below.
1. After downloading the Mac version of the game, unzip the file and the REDLINE folder should appear.
*** If you double click REDLINE at this point this message will appear 'App is damaged and can't be opened, you should move it to the trash'. The following steps will show you how to resolve that issue and make the game playable. ***
2. Open the Terminal app (cmd+space, type 'Terminal', press return).
3. In the Terminal app, type the following command but do not press enter:
Piano Racer (itch) Mac Os Catalina
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine (include a space at the end).
4. Click and drag the REDLINE file that came from the initial .zip download onto the Terminal window. This will provide the command you typed with a path to the appropriate executable.
5. Press return. Nothing should actually happen.
6. Double click the REDLINE game file to run the game - it should now run successfully!
Link to official article: https://help.yoyogames.com/hc/en-us/articles/216753558-Mac-app-damaged-when-downloaded-from-the-internet
Download
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Beat it on my second try! Fun little racer game, the music goes nicely with it. Props to you for also syncing up certain parts of the game to music cues as well.
I will say that it is confusing to have the player overheat when they ARENT accelerating, meaning the first introduction a player has when not giving any input is near-immediate explosion.
Keep making cool games!
Thanks for the feedback! Really glad you enjoyed! Working on my next one now.
This game is really fun!
-Nice, simple controls.
-The presentation before and after the game is very nicely put together :)
-The aliens were unexpected, but a fun challenge to keep me on my toes. It's cool that the projectiles move around as I turn.
-I enjoyed the fact that there was a pseudo-story progressing with the aliens, from appearing, to leaving, to coming back, and then finally defeated.
-Music was a fun time!
The only problem I had was that I didn't initially understand that I was heating up when I wasn't driving, so I had one early death. But the remainder of the ride is pretty smooth on the second try.
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Thanks for the feedback! Glad you enjoyed the experience!
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