Mosquito has been shortlisted as a finalist for 'App of the Year 2013' at the Prolific North's annual awards ceremony.
The App 'Groove India' developed for Leeds College of Music was designed to help develop students' musical studies within both theory and performance; through direct m-learning principals.
The key technical approach pushed the Smartphone's capability to sonically reproduce thousands of combinations of musical compositions, whilst at the same time control the tempo and have full control for the pitch (key) of the musical composition - all of this had to be done using complex transformation algorithms, that processed the audio waves; in real-time.
Leeds College of Music's 'Groove India'
"The app lifted the barrier of portability, affordability, reliability and quality of music production and is being used by students and performing artists alike." ANTHONY DIVER, MD
Anthony Diver, Director commented: "We are delighted to hear of the recognition for our cutting-edge app development. The app lifted the barrier of portability, affordability, reliability and quality of music production and is being used by students and performing artists alike.
The app is now an official learning resource used within Leeds College of Music's undergraduate courses.
