Xylophone App: Interactive Musical Instrument

Overview

The Xylophone App is an interactive musical instrument designed for iOS users. This app allows users to play different musical notes by tapping on a virtual xylophone. Users can also record their musical performances, save them, and replay them later. The app provides a fun and educational experience, especially for those interested in learning about music and rhythm.

App Demonstration Video:

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Project Description

The Xylophone App is a simple yet engaging iOS application that simulates a xylophone instrument. The app enables users to play musical notes by tapping on virtual keys, record their sessions, and store these recordings in a database. Users can replay their recordings with the exact timing they played, providing a fun way to review and improve their musical skills.

Features

• Interactive Xylophone: Tap on virtual keys to play different notes, just like a real xylophone.
• Recording Sessions: Record your xylophone sessions, including the timing between notes, for accurate playback.
• Playback Functionality: Replay your recordings with the same timing intervals, reliving your performances.
• Firebase Integration: Save and manage recordings in a cloud database, ensuring they are accessible across devices.
• Custom Popups: Simple and intuitive popups for saving recordings and managing existing ones.

How It's Built

The Xylophone App is built using the following technologies and frameworks:

• Xcode & Swift: The app is developed using Xcode, with Swift as the primary programming language.
• Firebase Firestore: Cloud Firestore is used to store and sync user recordings across devices.
• AVFoundation: Utilized for playing sound files, managing audio playback, and controlling audio features within the app.

Getting Started

To get started with the Xylophone App:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/yourusername/xylophone-app.git
2. Open the project in Xcode.
3. Install the required pods by running pod install in the terminal.
4. Connect your Firebase project and configure the GoogleService-Info.plist file.
5. Build and run the project on your simulator or device.

Contact

For any inquiries or feedback, please contact noambenbenjamin@gmail.com or yosibs21@gmail.com .