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Stefan Stenzel

iOptigan is a throwback to the 1970s. It’s a digital version of the optical organ, which was a chord organ that was able to play optically encoded discs. The rows of chord buttons in the middle of the screen allow you to play different loop patterns while your favorite track plays. Piano keys, special effects buttons, tempo and balance sliders, and other switches allow you to modify the sounds further. The app includes 25 of the original 40 discs, with the remaining 15 being available as in-app purchases.

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Monkey Taps

Who wouldn’t want to expand their vocabulary? Set up a daily reminder window along with how often you want to receive the push notifications. When a push comes through during the day, give it a swipe and view a new vocabulary word to learn along with its meaning. Words can be pronounced for you and shared via your favorite social media networks.

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