Cómo eliminar Glinster

Glinster is a musical instrument and MIDI controller that you play on the glass of your iPhone and iPad. You rest your playing hand flat once and then reach up, and Glinster records where your fingers land. After that, wherever you put your thumb the notes appear beside it, and the grid keeps following your hand while you play. When you lift your hand, the last notes you played stay behind for a moment as a small constellation.

Glinster also runs on Apple Vision Pro, where you play it in the air with your bare hands, without any controller. Both versions use the same sound engine, the same scales, and the same MPE MIDI output.

On iPhone and iPad

• Your four fingers on the resting row play the first four notes of the scale, reaching up plays the next four, and on a screen with room above, more rows continue the scale upward
• Sliding a playing finger sideways bends the pitch and sliding it up and down changes the brightness, while sliding your thumb up and down controls the volume
• Touching a new finger while another one plays lets the new one take over, with a glide instead of a new attack, with Mono on, or every finger plays its own note, each with its own bend and brightness, and the MIDI follows as one MPE note per finger
• Resting a fingertip of your other hand next to the notes brings up the arrows, where one step up shifts a semitone and two steps an octave, the same below, and every arrow can be held together with the others