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JonBro aka (Jonathan Brodsky) has just provided a sneak peak of the new music app in the making. Jonathan is part of Lucky Frame collective best know for their Wii LoopMachine and on Mujik music player on the iPhone. The new app is a accelerometer driven sound sequencer that allows you to generate sound compositions/sequences by designating space rolling balls occupy. I do love the current look but I have been told by Jonathan that the app will eventually adopt a much richer graphic look (see Mujik).  I did ask Jonathan for a stripped down version for us "purists" to which he replied "haha, right on!"

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