Leaf Trombone racks up 100,000 iPhone performances
iPhone music app developer Smule says that more than 100,000 online performances have taken place using its Leaf Trombone World Stage game. That means 100,000 instances of players parping along to popular songs while other players rate their efforts live, over the network.
Meanwhile, Leaf Trombonists – that’s what they’re called apparently – have created more than 1,442 compositions using Smule’s online Leaf Trombone Composer site. That’s in two weeks, compared to the six months it took Smule’s previous app Ocarina to rack up a similar number.
We’ve said this before: the idea of playing a virtual trombone may sound ridiculous, but Smule’s technology and use of connectivity is genuinely innovative on iPhone. We’re looking forward to what they come up with next.
Tags: iphone, leaf trombone, smule
