Drum Machine Windows Phone 7

This is my app Drum Machine running in the WP7 emulator.
The app has been released on the Zune some weeks ago and due to the positive feedback I decided to port it to the Windows Phone 7.
Porting took me 2 days including redoing most of the graphics (due to the higher resolution of the phone).
The app features
- 160 sound samples
- 7 drum types
- automated drumrolls
- metronome (visual + audio, 40-340 bpm)
- discolight feature
- record and playback
- arranging/resizing and customizing the drums
- volume options to adjust song playback volume levels
- dynamic drumset
- Create your own arrangements. No limits other than screensize
- drum animations (size and color)
- preset buttons to load preset drumkits in arrange mode

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• wp7dev
• Drum
• Machine
• DiNoGames
• XNA
• WP7
• Windows
• Phone
• App
• Marketplace

[QuatreiZer0]

Cool App... Cool mouse movement also. Is that random?

[DiNoGames]

@QuatreiZer0 Hehe, yes, the movement is absolutely random :)

[wevenhuis]

cool app. should definitely be part of a multitouch windows 7 phone.

[DiNoGames]

@wevenhuis Thanks :) It already passed the marketplace certification, so it will be available at WP7 launch.

[senha]

man, sorry for my english, i am brasiliam. I wanna run this app on my windows 7, how i can do it?

Is there any chance to run this application on android?

I look for good quality applications in Android for months but have not found any. You can pass the program and the emulator for me to test here?

[DiNoGames]

@asuma1105 Sorry for the late reply. Windows Phone 7 is the new smartphone OS from Microsoft. This app is for those phones :)

[asuma1105]

@DiNoGames men wat is  windows 7 phone? aplication using phone or its the aplication name for windows.... how can i download it

[Oli666Criss]

Great app!! thanks man!!

[johnnyrelie]

This is on my zune apps fro free. Now.

[DiNoGames]

I recreated some graphics to fit the higher resolution but most of the code is the same. You can easily port a XNA Zune game in some hours (or less). But the Application Certification Requirements for Windows Phone Marketplace need some extra code, so the final touches to really release a game on the marketplace need more time than the pure port itself.