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SampleSumo at Creativity World Forum 2011

Submitted by Koen on Tuesday 15 November 2011

Some time ago, we received an invitation from Innovatiecentrum Oost-Vlaanderen to present our company at their booth at the Creativity World Forum 2011 in Hasselt. We said yes, and also asked the people of MuseScore if they would like to join us. The result: a live demo of a score following application, showing the strengths of two Flemish music technology companies.

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Little piggy's return: GRoink

Submitted by Koen on Thursday 1 September 2011

The little iPhone app for kids we had released some months ago, together with our partners Publigence and BigBoom, is now back under a new name!
It has become a free app, with the possibility to get extra animal images and sounds through an in-app purchase, and it was adapted for iPad too.

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Score following and Music Hack Day Barcelona

Submitted by Koen on Tuesday 21 June 2011

At the end of last week, Bram was in Barcelona for Music Hack Day: a two days event focused on music technology hacking (web, software, hardware, art, ...) We launched our MeloTranscript web service API, and also connected up our music following technology to the MuseScore score editing software.

Oink iPhone app released

Submitted by Koen on Sunday 6 February 2011

Know those cardboard books with big animal pictures you read with your baby? The ones you use to tempt your toddler to imitate the sound of a lion? Or a cat? Or a cow?

Oink is exactly that for your iPhone. Captivating images, spot-on sound and attention-grabbing animation as you flip through animal pictures and tap the screen to hear the lion roar...

Drums are loud, by design

Submitted by Koen on Monday 31 January 2011

Loud music is bad for your ears, no doubt about it. We all know it, and have probably actually felt it too on several occasions, hopefully just until "the day after"...

So, our Flemish minister of culture Joke Schauvlieghe proposed a couple of new regulations for limiting sound levels at concerts, clubs, parties and festivals. A good thing... in theory...