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A bit like one of those executive desk toys. Can play with this as a form of relaxation. Experimenting with interaction of notes. I like the way garavity has an effect on the notes' movement. This is the German language version... not a problem for any non-German speaker, as there's... more
Reviewed by zap4k Jun 21 2009, 07:50am ( 239 reviews ) • grotrian.de
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Reviewed by dannypotter27 on Oct 21, 8:42pm
Very cool and fun!
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Rated by coganhiggins on Oct 16, 9:44am
Wow...I just wasted my life away here. SO much fun.
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Reviewed by MilotisX on Sep 27, 8:22pm
reminds me of simtunes or something lkike tht
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Rated by patkirk on Sep 23, 9:29pm
Fun!
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Reviewed by Lifetimes on Sep 22, 9:11am
At first I didnt get it then I look a lil further and got it!
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Rated by RobertoAlamos on Sep 20, 7:17pm
Soy el DJ de los pianos! yeah
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Rated by ijsthee on Sep 13, 1:31pm
so cool this can keep me busy for hours
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Rated by NDeanWriter on Sep 03, 10:36am
This requires as much training on it as any other instrument... its like a theremin in its uniqueness; new e-orchestra anyone :P
