There's no shortage of those with creativity in the Windows Phone universe but here's one that will surely blow you away.
Musical talent Matt Oglesby stitched together this 'Metro' song using nothing but his Nokia Lumia 800 and some free music apps found on the Marketplace. The result? After two hard days he cobbled together what you see and hear above. Color us impressed.
Head to Matt's site to get the full skinny on how he mixed everything. Let's see if anyone else can match him and maybe we can get a Metro Holiday album started. For those curious, here is what he used for Windows Phone apps found in the Marketplace:
- BitSynth by Stenobot
- Piano 7 by Better Day Wireless
- Level 6 Guitar Chords by Level 6 Productions
- SoundFlake Synth Free by monovity
- Tones by Jason Vallery
Source: mjomusic.co.uk; via 1800PocketPC
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