Sound Band lets you make sound effects on Windows Phone by moving your Microsoft Band

Ready to do something silly with your Microsoft Band? Sound Ring lets you create sounds on your Windows Phone by moving your Microsoft Band. The UI is very basic and the only sound item available is a whip, but nosotros call up it has great potential. Watch our easily-on video to see information technology in action.

When yous open up Sound Band, yous run across a very bones user interface. Tap the connect button so the app can communicate with your Microsoft Band. Once information technology is connected, select an particular in the sounds list. The whip is currently the only pick. Motion data points are displayed at the lesser of the screen after selecting a sound. Tap the Start push to begin making audio effects.

Audio Band is a really simple app. It does what information technology'due south supposed to do. According to the Windows Phone Store listing, the app will bring improvements on whip-like motion detection and add more audio options. We look frontward to that.

Sound Band

One issue worth noting is that Audio Band disconnects when you open another app or turn off the display. This tin can exist adept or bad. The good part of it is that it probably saves bombardment by automatically disconnecting. On the other hand, you have to keep reconnecting. It only takes a couple of seconds, though.

Sound Band

With the release of the Microsoft Band SDK to developers, nosotros wait to see more third party apps for the Microsoft Band. Some examples that we've already covered are Fanband, Torch, and Pimp my Band.

Audio Band is free to try at the Windows Phone Store and 99 cents for the full version that removes ads. Give it a try and let united states of america know what sounds you lot'd like to hear in the next update.

Download Audio Band for Windows Phone ($0.99 with free trial)

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