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I'm hoping to hear sound when you play the harmonica. Would be nice.

THIS IS AWEFUL!!!!! WORST THING EVER!!!! The sound is terrible!!! It doesn't AT ALL sound like a harmonica. You can't even do the best part of a harmonica which is being able to slide the notes in a jazzy sound. This just sounds like a cat being ran over my a lawn mower!!!!! It's terrible!!! DON'T GET IT!!!! Show more

This app would be fine if not for one flaw: the inability to slide down the key. That is the best part of a harmonica's sound, the seamless transition between notes. In this app, you can only play notes by tapping on them individually, you can't slide back and forth. Show more

This is terrible, you can't even draw notes.

Other than ALL U PEOPLE i actually like it. i have no clue how 2 play it but i just like hearing the sound.

Very good.

I'm all so very glad I paid nothing for this! This app isn't even in key! I played a note on my real honer harmonica in the key of "C" and the app sounds like it's "Out of tune" if that is even possible! Even though it's free, I highly do not recommend!!!!!!! Show more

I've never come across I felt I needed to comment on, but this one is that bad. The notes sound like some fisher price kids toy, and nothing even close to a harmonica. Free is too expensive for this. Show more

I thought at first that the app didn't work, but it was because my notification sound volume was turned down all the way. It doesn't use the app volume setting. The sounds are also pretty bad, as well as the UI. On the info screen, there is a back button which doesn't do anything and a done button which goes back. It's a good thing this was free. Show more

Very boring. Glad I didn't pay anything. Was deleted in the first minute. Don't download.

It sounds like ANYTHING BUT what it's supposed to!!! I think these people may be hard of hearing.

Wow. This Harmonica app sounds great and is very touch-responsive. With ten little buttons for reed holes and twelve major keys, it seems at first to be just what the harp-player is looking for, especially for free. HOWEVER: While the blow notes sound pretty good, I can't figure out how you're supposed to play the draw notes. There doesn't seem to be a way to blow chords. There's no record function. There's no way to bend notes. The website linked to on the app's page in the iTunes store doesn't even list this app, so while the link says "Harmonica! support -->," there is in fact no support. There are no clues in the app itself as to how you're supposed to get more than the ten blow notes. It might be a fine novelty, but unless I can figure out how to get those draw notes, all I can play are the do-mi-sol-ti-do notes. How are you supposed to make music that way? PS: The screenshot offered on the app's page is not a screen shot. What the heck is going on? Show more