iKoto
iKoto
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iKoto

Experience the Zen of traditional strings. From mindfulness and meditation to Lo-fi music production, master 11 authentic scales and export high-quality recordings directly from your iPhone.

Key Figures

Downloads

129K+

User Rating

3.8/5

Total Ratings

600

Publisher

GClue

Category

Music

Locales

2

Latest Version

5.0.1

Size

9.5 MB

First Released

Feb 11, 2019
Features

Experience the Soul of Japanese Tradition

From serene meditation to professional music production, iKoto brings the authentic sound of the Japanese harp to your fingertips with unmatched precision.

Authentic Traditional Scales

Access 11 preset scales and master iconic pieces like Rokudan with an interface that respects the instrument’s rich cultural heritage.

Studio-Ready WAV Export

Capture your sessions and transfer high-fidelity audio to your computer via WiFi, making it the perfect tool for Lo-Fi and ambient producers.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about iKoto

What is iKoto?

iKoto is an iPhone application that allows users to play the Koto, a traditional Japanese stringed musical instrument.

What core functions does the iKoto app include?

The iKoto app features recording, playing, and demonstration functions, alongside tone scale change and pitch-bend capabilities.

Does iKoto include sample music?

Yes, iKoto includes three pieces of sample music: Sakura, Rokudan no Shirabe, and Für Elise.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

App Store

Screenshots

iKoto - iKoto app launch screen featuring Japanese kanji and cherry blossoms

iKoto app launch screen featuring Japanese kanji and cherry blossoms

iKoto - Virtual Japanese koto strings and bridges in the iKoto music app interface

Virtual Japanese koto strings and bridges in the iKoto music app interface

iKoto - User interface of the iKoto app showing the strings of a virtual Japanese koto and a selection menu for demo songs and recorded files

User interface of the iKoto app showing the strings of a virtual Japanese koto and a selection menu for demo songs and recorded files

Description

iKoto is an application for playing Koto(Japanese Harp) on iPhone. Koto is a Japanese traditional stringed musical instrument that can produce oriental tone. Recording, playing, and demonstration functions are installed. There are tone scale change and pitch-bend functions. If you like Harp, you will like Koto too. Enjoy Japanese traditional sound. The following three pieces of sample music are installed. -Sakura -Rokudan -Fur Elise Recording data can be stored up to three. iKoto has a function to output recording-data into PC as WAV-file via WiFi. The following eleven tones scale are preset. Hira,Kumoi,Hon-Kumoi,Han-Kumoi,Kata-Kumoi Nakazora,Iwato,Akebono,Nogi,Gaku,Hanagumo *Be sure your iPhone is not in silent mode*

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