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Product Description:
Counterpoint is a listening game that plays many songs from your iTunes library at once. As you guess correctly what songs are playing, they stop one by one. If you can guess them all, then you win. Your score is determined based on 4 factors: elapsed time, level, number of songs chosen from, and number of incorrect guesses. Enjoy!
What's new in this version:
- Adds icons in source list
- Adds automatic updating
- Adds clear scores button in preferences
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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Interesting and fun - Version: 1.0, 9/2/2006 01:15AM PST
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Stormchild
This is a cool idea. I tried it out for about half an hour, and enjoyed it. It gets pretty challenging, and you have to know your music pretty well. I found it best to stick to my "4+ Stars" playlist in iTunes, since I have a lot of music in my library that I can't really identify cause I don't hear it often enough.
Amusingly, the first time I played, one of the randomly-picked songs was an experimental electronic one that itself sounds like a mish-mash of songs being played at the same time. That was pretty funny.
I think this game might have a pretty limited appeal, but I'd say give it a whirl. It works for me.
Amusingly, the first time I played, one of the randomly-picked songs was an experimental electronic one that itself sounds like a mish-mash of songs being played at the same time. That was pretty funny.
I think this game might have a pretty limited appeal, but I'd say give it a whirl. It works for me.
It's actually really challenging.
Suggestion: have a "album art" mode where the user could click on album art that represents some playing music. I suppose this means that no more than one song from any given album can be selected at once.