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Turn your iPhone into an organ
Crave: The gadget blog — ... If you're a fan of retro music instruments, I've got some good news. The Very Cool Software Company, a U.K.-based Mac OS developer, recently announced its first iPhone application: Dubreq iStylophone. Dubreq Stylophone is an electronic musical instrument, originally invented by ...

Retro Music: Stylophone Coming to iPhone
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... will, of course, be touch controlled, obviating the rather satisfying need to press a stylus onto the metal contacts. The application, to be released on December 1st, appears here on a first-gen, speaker-less iPod Touch. This is great news for anyone who remembers the original -- fun to play, but so intensely annoying to listen to that you'd begin harbouring murderous thoughts towards the musician after mere moments. It'll be $6. You could buy a real one for $26. Placeholder company page [Very Cool Software via Crave] ...

Dubreq iStylophone turns iPhone into an organ
TechChee.com, shop online for gadget, gizmo and hot tech stuff — ... and now we have a Stylophone here. Stylophone is an electronic musical instrument- a synthesizer that was invented by Brian Jarvis in 1968 and manufactured in the U.K. by Dubreq. The iPhone app that turns it into a Stylophone is called Dubreq iStylophone and developed by the UK-based company which calls themselves Very cool software company The Dubreq Stylophone seems to be a pretty popular electronic musical instrument in the 70s and it’d been used by various artists including used by artists including David Bowie, Brett Domino, Erasure, Hexstatic, Krafwerk, Marilyn ...