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Playing tip: For the most fluid flow of the sound, when playing the note that use primarily the left hand (G, A, B, C) you can anchor your right ring finger on hole #1.  Start by touching the top half of the whistle starting with the tips of your left index, middle, and ring fingers on holes #6, 5, and 4.  To play the second octave, touch the "Octave" bar next to the whistle with your left little finger while using the same fingerings as the first octave.  Next touch the bottom half of the whistle with the tips of your right index, middle, and ring fingers, on holes #3, 2, and 1.  Use the "Use Lowest Note Setting" switch setting to enable / disable the bottom note offset for use with MIDI keyboards and chanters.  IMPORTANT: Since this app requires as many as 8 fingers on the screen at the same time, before playing, disable "Multitasking Gestures" on your iPad (in the Settings app, under the General section, turn the Multitasking Gestures switch to the off position).  Touch the 'i' icon at the upper right corner screen to show/hide the key select, tuning, volume, reverb, and vibrato controls.  Touch the "Stop" bar at the top of the screen with your left thumb to stop the sound while fingering a note.  To get started playing, first show the on-screen hole labels by touching the '?' icon at the lower right corner of the screen.  The purple "Semitone Down" bar next to the bottom of the whistle may be used to shift the pitch down one semitone for playing the notes F-natural, G#, D#, and Bb.  Pitch bend response is based on the setting of the "MIDI Pitchbend Semitones" slider.  When ON, set the lowest MIDI note (default is for the Fagerström Uilleann Technopipes 69 - A3) to match your MIDI chanter.  Tin Whistle Pro is an authentic sounding traditional Irish tin whistle for the iPad that is fully tuneable and plays in multiple keys (High-D, C, Bb, G, F, and Low-D).  This is often done on the real instrument as well and allows for a smooth legato transition between the left hand notes with no breaks.  The fingerings are based on those used for the real instrument and will also be immediately familiar to Irish tin whistle and flute players.  Touch the '?' on the upper left corner to show the help labels.  It uses both high (for the High-D, C, and Bb) and low whistle samples (for the G, F, and low-D) from very high quality Irish whistles.  MIDI range is chromatic over the complete two-octave range of the instrument.  Range is from MIDI note 55 to 79.  Finger vibrato may be done with the middle finger of the right hand on many notes.  It can also be played from a MIDI chanter, keyboard, or other MIDI apps.  Use the "Channel" control to set your controller's output MIDI channel.  Touch the tuning value to reset it to zero.  The depth of vibrato is adjustable on the vibrato control slider.  This can be used for repeated notes in the place of doing a cut or tap.  Range is from 0 to 12 semitones.  You may change the tuning up to +/- 50 cents.  The holes light up when touched.  Default is 2 semitones.